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Old 03-24-2008, 08:59 PM
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Originally Posted by K C Muffin View Post
Hmmm. If a casino will bring them downtown, then why rip out the buildings - why not keep the facades to look like they did way back when, tear down a block or so to make room for more parking space and put up a casino/hotel? Then the stores left down there could be more successful. If you ask me, I don't even go downtown when I'm in Dodge. Second Ave. should never have been closed from the south. I don't know who's nightmare that was. Did they think they were keeping people downtown by making it harder to get out? What they really did was make it harder to get in. Stupid steer. Why not close off 3rd street instead.....

KC,

I agree completely. Appearently, the state will only allow so many exits off of Wyatt Earp and we have met our limit. Better yet, close off D through I streets!! LOL!
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