Re: Public Square Saga -- Wilkes-Barre Now! II

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Date Posted: 22:10:39 04/26/05 Tue
Author: Suburban Life is Great
Subject: Re: Public Square Saga
In reply to: OZ 's message, "Re: Public Square Saga" on 19:36:27 04/26/05 Tue

No shit you're not going to knock it. When it's the only new construction in W-B since that ghost called a 'Call Center,' you have reason to be excited.

What you should be worried about is the viability of a theatre being successful in an environment such as that of S. Main St. We're not talking Middle America. It's more like an urban jungle with drug addicts that don't give a left nut whether you are on the way to see a flick.

If they need to pull a gun or a blade to keep the meth high rolling, consider it done.

The point of these posts is that W-B has a huge undertaking of public perception to overcome and the police will have to fortify that area of town in order for people to attend a movie. Good luck.

The first time, God forbid, something happens to a co-ed from Wilkes, that theatre project will suffer immensely and you are mistakened if you think an out-of-town movie theatre owner is going to care.

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