RTP-area local music and culture

[grady <grady AT ibiblio.org>]

And it's about to get *more* new-urbanesque, with the any-year-now new 
TTA hub featuring some fairly dense mixed-use buildings to complement 
the new rail station.

And hell, 9N9 is open til 8pm 7 nights a week. If you really like 
Vietnamese food (or Indian, or Jamaican, or central/south-american) you 
can actually eat dinner in RTP on a regular basis nowadays.

All we need now is a  . . . . rockclub!

Ross

p.s. and a coffeeshop not run by crazy people. If such a thing exists.

Chris Calloway wrote:
> The whole damn couple of decades I worked out there,
> there was no place to live out there whatsoever. Now,
> there are all kinds of new urbanesque developments
> around the edges of RTP.
>
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