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   Name: Justin Gewandter on Jun 30, 2009

   Comments: As a condo owner in this neighborhood I and many of my neighbors feel that closing the diner would be a huge disservice to residents of the Leather District and of the city in general.

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   Name: John Rossi on Jun 30, 2009

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   Name: Bradford Kadelski on Jun 30, 2009

   Comments: I found this place to be a great place where people could eat aftern a night of going out to ensure they were sober to drive.

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   Name: Anonymous on Jun 30, 2009

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   Name: Mike Baxter on Jun 30, 2009

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   Name: Stefanos Biliardis on Jun 30, 2009

   Comments: I have been going to South Street Diner for about 20 years and most times it has been late hours....It is a beautiful part of the city and people want to be out and enjoy themselves after the clubs....Since the clubs close at 2am the people flock to SSD for a complete meal and socializing before they go on their way...Keep South Street Diner open 24 hours a day....That is how everyone knows it being forever!!!!!!!!

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   Name: Marissa E. Borst on Jun 30, 2009

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   Name: Julie Radulov on Jun 30, 2009

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   Name: Laura Powers on Jun 30, 2009

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    Name: Wes Schifone on Jun 30, 2009

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    Name: Daniel Mahoney on Jun 30, 2009

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    Name: Mike Bielski on Jun 30, 2009

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 30, 2009

    Comments: I am up for improving the city and such, but not at the expense of tearing down our landmarks. Yes, south street diner is a boston landmark. I have been going here for years, so have other friends and family. So, some new tenants move to the area are now fussing So wrong!!!! Leave the South Street Diner as is.

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 30, 2009

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    Name: Erik Pearson on Jun 30, 2009

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    Name: Amy Jacobson on Jun 30, 2009

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    Name: Temple Carroll on Jun 30, 2009

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 30, 2009

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 30, 2009

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    Name: Christina Jenkins on Jun 30, 2009

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    Name: Chris Scovil on Jun 30, 2009

    Comments: South Street diner is absolutely a landmark and one of the BEST places to get late night food in Boston. It would be an absolutely shame and terrible loss for this city, which is losing venues and points of attraction at an alarming rate!

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    Name: Richard Grijalva on Jun 30, 2009

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    Name: Josh Huber on Jun 30, 2009

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 30, 2009

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 30, 2009

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    Name: Mary Deborah Carroll on Jun 30, 2009

    Comments: anyone that has pink cow salt shakers belongs in boston.....

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    Name: Mary Deborah Carroll on Jun 30, 2009

    Comments: anyone that has pink cow salt shakers belongs in boston.....

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 30, 2009

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    Name: Christopher Giles on Jun 30, 2009

    Comments: South Street Diner is a local institution and a prized part of the fabric of Boston life. These complaining neighbors have no standing and no legitimate case. The Diner should be allowed to continue operations unimpeded by these meddlesome few.

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    Name: Alexan Mardigian on Jun 30, 2009

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    Name: Cynthia Miller on Jun 30, 2009

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    Name: Lou Rizzo on Jun 30, 2009

    Comments: as a south end resident i see this story all too often. this establishment sits in the middle of the24/7 neighborhoods of the theatre district, chinatown, and south station. it has served the community since 1947, this is certainly not a "new" phenom and the opposing residents should have clearly been aware of this before they purchased their downtown loft. this is after all a city, and this is one of the few neighborhoods in an otherwise quiet city that actually goes 24/7 with the establishment providing a valuable & nessecary service.

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    Name: James Lyons on Jun 30, 2009

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    Name: Davin Coppedge on Jun 30, 2009

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    Name: Amy Daniels on Jun 30, 2009

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    Name: Kim Burk on Jun 30, 2009

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    Name: Eloni Feliciano on Jun 30, 2009

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    Name: Matt Kane on Jun 30, 2009

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    Name: Laurie McPhee on Jun 30, 2009

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 30, 2009

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    Name: Laurie McPhee on Jun 30, 2009

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    Name: Wren on Jun 30, 2009

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    Name: Margaret Kelley on Jun 30, 2009

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    Name: Randall Royal on Jun 30, 2009

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    Name: Matt Smith on Jun 30, 2009

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 30, 2009

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    Name: V P on Jun 30, 2009

    Comments: Residents should research where they are moving before purchasing property; they would have known the diner was there. The South Street is an institution in this city, and it would be terrible to lose a business that brings so much to the city and lives of residents.

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    Name: Patrick Fitzgerald on Jun 30, 2009

    Comments: There need to be MORE, not LESS places for people to go after 2am!

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    Name: Rick Zuzow on Jun 30, 2009

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    Name: Erik J. Meyer-Curley on Jun 30, 2009

    Comments: It is a sad state of affairs that folks would want to change a landmark as it does not fit their mental image of how a place should be.

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