Podcasts about cottonwood mall

1:49:37 – Frank in New Jersey, plus the Other Side. Topics include: Games I invented but abandoned, Games Magazine, Montana, Hearthstone, Magic Arena, Kinjabang Noodles, Better Call Saul, Cinnabon, Cottonwood Mall, Tapioca Tundra, George Jetson was born on Sunday, 209, Amazon Fresh, Joe Boxer, Swatch .beat, Times Square at the turn of the Millennium, and much more… plus […]

1:49:37 – Frank in New Jersey, plus the Other Side. Topics include: Games I invented but abandoned, Games Magazine, Montana, Hearthstone, Magic Arena, Kinjabang Noodles, Better Call Saul, Cinnabon, Cottonwood Mall, Tapioca Tundra, George Jetson was born on Sunday, 209, Amazon Fresh, Joe Boxer, Swatch .beat, Times Square at the turn of the Millennium, and much more… plus […]

In this episode, we sit down with John Black, which is a synonymous name with Commercial Real Estate in Albuquerque, NM. We discuss John's history with taking his 1,000 plus acre ranch and developing it into one of the largest retail trade areas in the State of New Mexico. We discuss what he learned and experienced throughout the years and also how he feels about today's market. John F. Black has been in the real estate business for over 40 years. John specializes in vacant land entitlements, sales, and project development in the Albuquerque and Rio Rancho Metropolitan area. John originally developed a 1,150 acre planned community known as the Seven Bar Ranch and Cottonwood Mall 3.8 million square foot commercial trade area within the Seven Bar Ranch development and planned and zoned and annexed the 6,700 acres NW Bernalillo County Black Ranch property now referred to as the Quail Ranch in the City of Rio Rancho. As the former Managing Partner in the Seven Bar Land and Cattle Company which owned 1,150 acres in NW Albuquerque John planned, re-zoned, and developed and/or sold over 400 acres of commercial land in the Seven Bar Ranch project (Cottonwood Mall retail subarea of Albuquerque). This retail development area is the largest retail trade area in New Mexico containing over 3.8 million square foot commercial development today. The feature retail project in the Seven Bar Ranch Cottonwood subarea is the 95 acre 1.2 million square foot Cottonwood Regional Mall owned by the world's largest retail mall owner, the Simon Group. Other featured retail developments that are in this 3.8 million square foot retail trade area are the 41 acre Cottonwood Plaza and 60 acre Cottonwood Corners power center located within the Seven Bar Ranch on Albuquerque's Northwest metro area. John is also involved with many build-to-suit leases and ground leases in the Cottonwood Mall area. As the Managing Partner owner and developer, John was the principal partner responsible for developing and leasing the Corrales Shopping Center, Alameda West Shopping Center, and Las Tiendas Shopping Center in the Seven Bar Ranch project. John has been a partner and developer in several other major developments outside of the Seven Bar ranch. He developed the Promenade Shopping Center in Northeast Albuquerque, Montano Plaza, and Coors Central Shopping Center in Northwest Albuquerque. John is currently working on several new retail projects in the City of Rio Rancho and his remaining properties in the Cottonwood Mall subarea. John is a partner in two planning and development lease projects with the State Land Office of New Mexico. These properties are in the northern area of the City of Rio Rancho. City Centre project is a new urban downtown development in Downtown Rio Rancho. The 530 ace mixed-use Paseo Gateway project fronts on the new Paseo del Volcan west side freeway (the only new Metro freeway in Central New Mexico since the 1960s). Paseo Gateway features the new LEEDS certified Sue Cleveland High School in Rio Rancho and the new Cleveland Heights residential subdivision now under development and several key commercial land tracts in the City of Rio Rancho. John Black has served over 13 years on the Board Member of the Laguna Development Corporation which is a multi-million dollar company operating a hotel and casino, a supermarket, travel centers, restaurants, and over 1,100 employees in the west Metro area.

We heard they have some killer Black Friday deals going on this weekend at the Cottonwood Mall. We're definitely going to head to Tease 'N Keys first, wrap-around to the Game Peddler, then JMR, a bite to eat at Wayne's Mongolian BBQ, and then a stop at Tilt arcade on the way out. Sadly not this year or any other year can you now visit the Cottonwood Mall but it doesn't mean we can't all reminisce about it, right? Big thanks to the crew from Messin' with Mormons (CD, Chez, and Wade) for hosting us so we could all talk about the good old days of hanging out at the mall.

Good afternoon lax fans and thanks for spending time with the Utah Lax Report. This will be the last one for the year. I'll be back in your inbox in the new year! On another quick note, the audio from last week was cut short. Please make sure to listen to the FULL interview with PJ Martin as well! Interview w/ Niki Hardingc/o Westminster Athletics / ShootingStar PhotographyThe latest podcast (available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify or listen above) features an interview with local legend Niki Harding. Harding wears many hats in the lacrosse world. She was just promoted to director of Intermountain Lacrosse and is also the head coach for the Westminster Women's team. She's coached since graduating high school, where she coached Woods Cross to five championships. She's been part of the organizing body in the state, through its many names, since 2005. She's coached every level of lacrosse and I'm pretty sure her and I have been the only ones at every high school championship game (boys and girls) since 2011. News & NotesBrighton Girls: Haley Taylor committed to Oregon last week. She also found out that she is the Brighton Art Sterling Scholar. Wasatch LC Girls: The team traveled to its first tournament and went 0-4 in the Elite HS division at the Arizona Showdown.Utah Liberty Girls: The team went 4-0 at the 2020 Brine Ambassadors Cup in the Open division. Pinnacle Lacrosse Championships: A handful of Utahns were at the event over the weekend. West Coast Starz won the 22 and 23 bracket. Chase Beyer (Park City) - Legends 23Blaze DeGracie (Corner Canyon) - Legends 22Justin Egan (Corner Canyon) - Legends 22 Blake Franckowiak (Corner Canyon) - Legends 23Eli Hanks (Corner Canyon) - Legends 23Berkley Horoba (Alta) - True 23Jon King (Corner Canyon) - Mad Dog 22Anthony Mackay (Corner Canyon) - True 22Ayden Santi (Corner Canyon) - West Coast Starz 22Thomas Vanderburg (Park City) - Mad Dog 22Trace White (Corner Canyon) - True 22World Lacrosse: In the last issue, I mentioned that the proposed 6 v 6 had been approved. Terry Foy from Inside Lacrosse breaks it down on this podcast. Give it a listen, it's worth your time. Give ThanksThat's me in the center-left third in all black. Go Rams! If any of you know any of the players in this picture from Murray, I'd love to talk to them. Finally, I wanted to express my gratitude for the game, lifestyle and culture of lacrosse. It all began for me on a bench in the halls of Highland High School in the early Spring of 2000. Walker Bateman approached my friend group and asked one of them, Paul Jones, if he was going to play lacrosse in the Spring. Paul had an older brother who had played and Paul said he was going to. Several of my other friends said they were going to as well and asked me if I was going to. I said, sure! I went to Team Gear International in the basement of the Cottonwood Mall and bought a STX 6000 defense stick with a solid sidewall head.Flash forward to today and I've been involved with the game for 20 years! Lacrosse has taken me to several states and some very cool colleges: Denver, Air Force, UCLA, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Cal, Stanford, Virginia, Hofstra, Furman, Texas, SMU, BYU, UVU, Westminster, Utah, Utah State, UNLV, Boise State, Chapman, Colorado State, Colorado and Hartford. I've seen MLL and PLL games and have met thousands of fellow lacrosse fanatics. Those relationships with parents, players and fans are what I am most grateful for. Many of my best friends are because of lacrosse. It's a community that binds so let's make sure we take care of it by taking care of each other.Please send any questions or comments to tim@timhaslam.com. Don't be a jerk to refs and thanks again for reading. If you've made it this far, please forward to a lacrosse loving friend.- Tim Haslam This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.utahlaxreport.com

This week Aaron and Ollie talk hot tubing, the mall ,and new gaming systems. Later, Ollie tries to connect himself to everyone in Hollywood in 6 moves, only to realize that Gina Gershon may be the most connected person in show business.Recorded 9.28.2020

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Thursday, November 8, 20184:20 pm: Utah County Commissioner Bill Lee joins Rod to discuss the long voter lines in Utah County on Election Day and give us his thoughts on the criticism the county has received from Utah Governor Gary Herbert4:35 pm: Steve Moore, Chief Economist at The Heritage Foundation, joins Rod for their weekly conversation about politics and the nation’s economy6:05 pm: Alisa Ellis, Vice Chair of the Utah State Board of Education, joins the show to discuss the results of a recent audit that shows shortcomings in the way teachers found guilty of misconduct are punished and a lack of proper reporting of the incidents6:20 pm: Brett Stohlton, organizer of the referendum against a planned development at the site of the old Cottonwood Mall, joins the show to discuss the outcome of yesterday’s vote6:35 pm: Representative Norm Thurston has made several attempts to remove Utah from using daylight savings and joins Rod to discuss his idea to let the voters decide the issue

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Friday, October 5, 20184:05 pm: Christine Stenquist, Co-Founder of TRUCE (Together for Responsible Use and Cannabis Education) joins the program to give us her reaction to the medical marijuana compromise announced yesterday4:20 pm: Former State Senator Scott Howell joins the program to discuss his op-ed in the Deseret News in favor of the planned high-density housing redevelopment at the site of the old Cottonwood Mall in Holladay4:35 pm: Former Salt Lake City Councilman Stan Penfold announced his decision to run for mayor against Jackie Biskupski next year and he joins the program to discuss his decision to enter the race5:05 pm: Utah Speaker of the House Greg Hughes joins Rod to discuss the medical marijuana compromise announced yesterday, his role, and why the move was made to strike a deal ahead of the vote on Proposition Two6:05 pm: Kristin Tate, opinion contributor to The Hill, joins the show to discuss why she says the future of the Republican Party is tied to the Kavanaugh confirmation 6:20 pm: Deseret News Columnist Jay Evensen joins the show to discuss why he says it’s a bad idea for the state to close the Road Home homeless shelter next year6:35 pm - Listen Back Friday: We'll listen back to Rod's conversations this week with Salt Lake City Council Chairwoman Erin Mendenhall on the safety of the rental scooters that are now extremely prevalent in the downtown area, and (at 6:50 pm) with Gina Butters, Director of Student Services fo tthe Weber County School District, on what the district is doing to fight racial discrimination

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Tuesday, August 14, 20184:05 pm: KUTV News reporter RaeAnn Christensen on the story of Draper Battalion Chief Matthew Burchett, who died after being injured fighting the Mendocino Wildfire in California4:20 pm: Utah Lieutenant Governor Spencer Cox joins the program to discuss the progress being made in reducing homelessness in Utah on the one-year anniversary of Operation Rio Grande4:35 pm: Former Salt Lake City Police Chief Chris Burbank, now Vice President of Strategic Partnerships for the Center for Policing Equity, joins Rod to discuss his piece in the Huffington Post where he says firing dangerous cops is the first step to ending police brutality6:05 pm: San Juan County Commissioner Phil Lyman joins the show to discuss his recent op-ed piece in which he backs Senator Mike Lee’s bill to give Utah some protections against abuse of the Antiquities Act6:20 pm: Brett Stohlton, organizer of “Unite for Holladay”, a referendum against a development plan at the site of the old Cottonwood Mall, joins the show to discuss a lawsuit filed by Holladay residents against the city alleging the city council has rejected the voice of the city’s residents6:35 pm: Local defense attorney Greg Skordas joins the show to discuss the strange case of the three brothers who have come forward to say they lied about their father’s abuse in a 2007 trial in which David Hawkins was convicted, and now they want the conviction vacated

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Friday, June 22, 20184:20 pm: Brett Stohlton, one of the organizers behind a referendum by a group of Holladay residents against a large mixed-use development on the site of the old Cottonwood Mall, joins Rod to discuss why the group wants to stop the project4:35 pm: Ryan Mellor, Chief of the Salt Lake City Fire Department, joins Rod to discuss the new fireworks regulations in Utah and what residents should expect leading up to July 4th6:05 pm: Congressman John Curtis joins Rod to discuss the state of his campaign heading into next week’s primary election6:20 pm: Colin Grabow, Analyst for the Cato Institute’s Center for Trade Policy Studies, joins the show to discuss his recent op-ed questioning how Mitt Romney, if elected as a Utah Senator, will approach trade agreements6:35 pm: We’ll listen back to Rod’s conversation this week with Ben Domenech of The Federalist about how the drug cartels are playing a major role in the migrant crisis at the U.S. border

On this "Jon Carter Classic" Mr. Twister is shedding his "Outdoorsman Attire" and Dutch Oven for an apron & the comforts of the kitchen during the holiday's while preparing his Famous "Venison Fudge" with plenty of sugar, a dozen or so Hershey Bars, Temps reaching "Critical Mass" and the secret to his success, the fine technique of "Venison Drippings" to seal the deal! And with Christmas less than a week away, Fabulo, The Greatest Lover of Women in Utah and all of the world has this advice for the woman who is fed up with the man who has the gift wrapping skills of "Larry, the one armed gift wrapper at The Cottonwood Mall" frequently taping his extremities to the table while getting all twisted up in scotch tape! "Mr. Twister and Fabulo" from "Jon Carter's Archives" and Utah's Classic 103.5 The Arrow!

We remember our favorite retail stores of Halloween past, way back before Netflix killed the video store. Also: Dylan goes on an angry rant and think microchip implants could save society, Andy gets punched with brass knuckle tasers, something fishy is going on at Cottonwood Mall - and we would have gotten away with it too, if it weren't for those darn kids - this week on a Halloween episode of Well Kept and Unclean Comedy Podcast.