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Illinois Town Turns to Strip Clubs to Boost Budget
Illinois Town Turns to Strip Clubs to Boost Budget
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Wow
Well, you've got to give them brownie points for creativity!
Well, you've got to give them brownie points for creativity!
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I heard this on NPR yesterday on my long commute home.
I think this ranks at the bottom of my "sustainable, added-value economic development" list. Down there with casinos and sports stadiums.
By the way,
Why would it be so bad if a municipality defaluted and unincorporated/desolved?
This may become a big issue in the near future for our post-industrial economy.
I think this ranks at the bottom of my "sustainable, added-value economic development" list. Down there with casinos and sports stadiums.
By the way,
Why would it be so bad if a municipality defaluted and unincorporated/desolved?
This may become a big issue in the near future for our post-industrial economy.
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Pick me up on your way down there. I need to conduct some research myself.Chet said:
I used to joke about this in an Illinois community where I once worked. The city had two "massage parlors," one labeled C_____ Health Spa and Modeling. It was all legitimate (wink, wink). Outside of town was a strip club. At the same time I was there, a neighboring town was trying to kick out an adult book store. I suggested that there was an opportunity to develop a market niche.