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I would like to see more stores, restaurants, and businesses in the high desert — yes, even a Super Wal-Mart. The majority of us on the military base already take most, if not all of our business, to Palm Springs/Palm Desert. Opening more here would mean that all of that money that is already going down the hill would be spent in YV/JT/29 Palms instead. There are 25,000 Marines and family members who would be putting money into the high desert economy if only we had access to what we want HERE. If you don’t want to put in a Target, Super Wal-Mart, etc., then fine - I’ll just continue to spend all of my money down the hill.
Marisa September 29th, 2008