That is some very,very sad news indeed there has been some great
tournaments bowled there over the years.
PBA home for two decades closes
Taylor lanes in Taylor Mi. closing after 40 yrs.
http://www.mlive.com/business/index....rt_river_index
That is some very,very sad news indeed there has been some great
tournaments bowled there over the years.
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It's possible where i'm from my bowling alley can be shut down too.
That article really bummed me out. Gone forever...
It's understandable if you actually go to Detroit and drive around. It's a ghost city. Just go to the casino in downtown and drive west for a mere half mile, and it's nothing but empty houses, lots where houses were razed, wrecked cars parked everywhere, and empty businesses. You'd honestly think it was the scene of a war or zombie apocalypse.
After the economic collapse of 2008, there were an estimated 70,000 empty buildings. I used to deliver to a few places as an OTR trucker into Detroit. Depending where I was going, I could drive for several city blocks without seeing a single person or open business.
I'm not from that part of Michigan but mostly I hear those are typically squatter houses. A few principles of the elementary schools just got arrested for scamming the schools out of millions over the years. It's a terrible place to be.Originally Posted by foreverincamo
Yes, I have family that lives in Detroit and it is going to take a lot to bring that city back. All the money has left and gone to the 'burbs.
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