This article about law enforcement officers being "overwhelmed" by the number of alleged underage drinkers during a raid at the Pearl conjures a picture for us not unlike a scene from one of those wildlife shows where the lions jump into a herd of wildebeests and can't pick which ones to eat.
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wow, I mean as the Bar Improvement District grows to 300 kids in the former Steuben Athletic Club where is building codes and the Pearl's capacity...plus all these kids don't live down there so how are they getting home? This is the vision of our great mayor ...
... said Penny on Sep 26, 2008 at 5:12 PM | link
Was Sam Hoyt there?
... said Rob on Sep 27, 2008 at 8:52 AM | link