Greg Wilson/Anderson ObserverCities rarely change all at once. They change through documents few residents read in full; through a street closed for paving; through a new apartment building rising where an industrial property stood; through a new sidewalk, a tree ordinance, a bike lane or a restaurant opening in a storefront that had been dark for decades.In Anderson, those changes are now part of a larger idea of how the city should grow and wh…
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