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- Nov 9, 2018
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I guess it's going to be business as usual....now that the receivership hearing has been cancelled county officials can go back to focusing on Not prosecuting the Herz's for check fraud and embezzlement.
I agree that Timberline's current situation has had little to no affect on Davis/Thomas. Anyone who has been in Davis/Thomas on any given weekend, even during the traditionally slower months, should be able to attest to that. Here at Stumptown Ales, we have seen steady increases in business since we opened in August of 2015. I know that Hellbenders is as busy as they have ever been. The issue here is more related to finding capable employees to help run everything, without the owners being overwhelmed by having to do everything themselves. The businesses are doing great, its the owner burnout that might be tempting some to move on. It is good to see these other operations opening/coming back as the consumer stress on the current operations has reached a point where we can't handle all the customers. Those who have had long waits to be seated at Hellbenders or Siriannis, or who can barely fit in the door at Stumptown due to it being fully packed, have seen the results of this. If anything, Timberline's resurrection might compound this issue. The valley, however, could certainly use some help, and that would help curtail some of the stress on the businesses in town.
I would love to see am honest appraisal of the resort’s value.