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New Olive Garden set for Prairie Ridge
Some development is cooking again in Pleasant Prairie with the village Plan Commission’s approval last month of a new Olive Garden restaurant.
Owner Darden Restaurants’ recipe for the eatery included a 7,440 square foot building, seating for 246 and parking for 145 on 2.2 acres. Construction of the Tuscan-themed facility could begin within six months in the Prairie Ridge site, on 77th Street west of Famous Dave’s. No completion date was discussed, but officials said such work typically requires about 120 days.
Owners plan on hiring up to 80 people.
Make the rich pay. They have a lot more than they need.
Everyone should pay something toward health care, regardless of income.
Businesses and employees should pay through payroll taxes.
Take the money from hospitals and insurance companies.
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