No Surfing Inland
From the Daily Bulletin:
A proposal to build the first Internet cafe in the city was rejected by the (Chino Hills) planning commission on Tuesday, after owners near the proposed "Click and Connect" complained that the business would attract criminal activity and scare off clients.
News bulletin to Chino Hills...there's a PRISON less than a mile east of your town. Don't tell anyone, though, or they may not shop in your fair city.
Second news bulletin to Chino Hills...does that mean that if K Mart wanted to re-open their store in your fair city, you'd refuse to let them do so?
Comments
As time passed, K-Mart hit hard times, people stopped coming, and they stopped maintaining the places. In addition to the Chino Hills K-Mart, they closed two other K-Marts in our area. One is now a J C Penney furniture store, and the other was torn down to make room for a Costco.