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re: Armed Robbery in Shenandoah area
Posted on 7/3/18 at 9:37 am to fallguy_1978
Posted on 7/3/18 at 9:37 am to fallguy_1978
Seems to me that the decline really started when they forced the subsidized St. Jean apartments into the area. O'Neal lane was all new, the townhomes leading toward the Shenandoah area were fairly well kept and safe, and Shenandoah area (George O'Neal all the way through Jones Creeek and Antioch) was middle to upper middle class. Then, the Jay's Donuts debacle happened. Seems like in a matter of 15 years, O'Neal Lane has gone completely to shite, there are pockets of trash all over Jones Creek and Coursey, and now even Antioch and Old Jefferson are struggling to keep the trash out. It's fricking sad how quickly an entire chunk of the city can go to shite because of section 8 and social engineering.
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Posted on 7/3/18 at 9:38 am to Nature Boy
It’s sad because lake at white oak and white oak landing were prime spots to be in the 90’s
Posted on 7/3/18 at 9:42 am to Nature Boy
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Seems like in a matter of 15 years, O'Neal Lane has gone completely to shite, there are pockets of trash all over Jones Creek and Coursey, and now even Antioch and Old Jefferson are struggling to keep the trash out. It's fricking sad how quickly an entire chunk of the city can go to shite because of section 8 and social engineering.
It seems like places where they build apartments eventually turns to shite when they start aging. That ghetto on S Harrells Ferry and O'Neal is pretty rough. Add Southpark and Sherwood Acres off of Coursey, the blue roof apartments at the end of Millerville etc.
Posted on 7/3/18 at 9:44 am to Nature Boy
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Seems to me that the decline really started when they forced the subsidized St. Jean apartments into the area.
St. Jean was the first, but they also crammed in apartments that back up to the north boundary of Shenandoah, at George O'Neal and Sleepy Hollow. Homeowners there had trashiness moved in next to them.
Posted on 7/3/18 at 9:55 am to Nature Boy
quote:section 8 has destroyed the fabric of many small towns.... as well
Seems to me that the decline really started when they forced the subsidized St. Jean apartments into the area. O'Neal lane was all new, the townhomes leading toward the Shenandoah area were fairly well kept and safe, and Shenandoah area (George O'Neal all the way through Jones Creeek and Antioch) was middle to upper middle class. Then, the Jay's Donuts debacle happened. Seems like in a matter of 15 years, O'Neal Lane has gone completely to shite, there are pockets of trash all over Jones Creek and Coursey, and now even Antioch and Old Jefferson are struggling to keep the trash out. It's fricking sad how quickly an entire chunk of the city can go to shite because of section 8 and social engineering.
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