Long-vacant restaurant site soon will be bustling with activity

  Once looked upon as one of the most fashionable restaurants in this area, the Mediterranean became a target for vandals when it closed. Since 1986 that handsomely-styled building that provided diners a most striking view of the East Ohio countryside and Interstate 70, has been vacant. Except for t...

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Published inWheeling news-register
Main Author Molnar, Al
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Wheeling, W.V Ogden Newspapers, Inc 22.08.1993
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Clifford, Jim
Collectibles
Owner operator
Retailing industry
South Atlantic
Startups
Wheeling
US
WV
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Summary:  Once looked upon as one of the most fashionable restaurants in this area, the Mediterranean became a target for vandals when it closed. Since 1986 that handsomely-styled building that provided diners a most striking view of the East Ohio countryside and Interstate 70, has been vacant. Except for those times when vandals decided to wreak damage on the new building. Within a month though, the building will be bustling with activity thanks to a former St. Clairsville businessman who purchased the 11-acre site just west of Morristown and has laid the groundwork for a new type of venture in the building. (excerpt)