Posted by B-maniac on June 01, 2013 at 20:00:03 from (75.133.137.1):
In Reply to: All Gone posted by LAA on June 01, 2013 at 17:21:49:
I guess if your town doesn't have a University or casino you are SOOL. That's all that keeps ours going. Places to make money are all gone , places to spend money have quadrupled. College kids come to town every week armed with a new pot of cash to get rid of and so do the casino goers. Neither cares what they get FOR their money so quallity of food/services goes down and gas and taxes go up. University and Indi....I mean native Americans don't pay taxes. Gone are sugar factory, Ferro auto part stamping factory, Borden Creamery, Total Oil Refinery, Dowell Oil Well Services, Schlumberger Oil Well Services, State Home for Developmental Dissabilities (huge employer), four new tractor and equipment dealers/srvice , two grain elevators , . Now hamburger joints, car dealers, box stores and mini-malls and banks.
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