His Starbucks story not only quoted the same individuals that the Tribune had rounded up but had them saying very nearly the same things. Here Comes Starbucks. If a Starbucks comes in, it's a sign of worse things to come. More condos, taxes going up and less diversity,' Mead said. When a Starbucks comes in, there goes the diversity.
Property values go up, rents go up, taxes go up.
I think this goes beyond simple gratuitous vandalism. It clearly has a political tone,' said Ald. The Tribune 's public editor, Don Wycliff, protested to the Inquirer . Last week the Inquirer announced that Cawthon had resigned. They aren't always.