Wigged out in Worcester
Some people spent today at Castle Island, or on the Common or just going for a walk. We drove to Worcester. It's just how we roll, plus, the kidlet had never been to the Big W. So we wondered why Lake Quinsigamond isn't a river, pondered the part of Rte. 9 where Boston TV stations always send rookie reporters to stand in the snow, marveled at Union Station, then parked near Worcester City Hall and walked around. Even in wintertime, there's a lot of green there, such as the display at Sonja's Wig Salon on Franklin Street and the statues that make up the Civil War monument:
The alley next to the abandoned Paris Cinema:
And, of course, no trip to downtown Worcester would be complete without some sober contemplation of Worcester's homage to underwater sodomy:
There are a lot of vacant spaces in downtown Worcester - anybody want to re-start a gentleman's club/barber shop?
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empty storefronts
empty storefronts in plenty communities, not only Worcester, oover 75 new businesses opened this past year
a bunch of the 75 closed
a bunch of the 75 closed already, or replaced existing businesses (moved or renamed)