The headline was a paraphrase from a famous line in "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre."
I believe the intent of the person who submitted the "What Knoxville Needs" suggestion was to promote the idea of allowing "people to shop, live, and play on both sides of the river” ON the riverfront directly across from downtown and the Volunteer Landing area. She was not suggesting that shopping, living, or playing doesn't exist anywhere in South Knoxville, but rather that it could be expanded to the riverfront near downtown. Which is a major goal of the city's South Waterfront Vision Plan.
--Coury, ed.
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cturczyn (staff) writes:
The headline was a paraphrase from a famous line in "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre."
I believe the intent of the person who submitted the "What Knoxville Needs" suggestion was to promote the idea of allowing "people to shop, live, and play on both sides of the river” ON the riverfront directly across from downtown and the Volunteer Landing area. She was not suggesting that shopping, living, or playing doesn't exist anywhere in South Knoxville, but rather that it could be expanded to the riverfront near downtown. Which is a major goal of the city's South Waterfront Vision Plan.
--Coury, ed.
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