Wigle city park in Detroit is now fallen into disrepair, Wigle Playfield is located just off the John C. Lodge on Service Drive, between Martin Luther King Boulevard and West Warren Avenue, near the Wayne State University. It has either broken lights or the lights do not work for many years, perhaps the lights are more than 50 years, the parking lot is in poor condition. They are planning to have a development, to have shops, such as restaurants, clothing store, furniture store, etc. to sprucing up the area, back in 2016.
Yep. The people that hung in there are going to get fucked. Now the state and city can kick them out using eminent domain and then wonder why they can't buy a house in Corktown for 200K. These people will be told they're getting fair market value for their property. What a bunch of bullshit. The city or the state has not done a damn thing to protect the historical culture of Delray. Nothing. Delray was beautiful, a place where Hungarians first moved to while entering the United States.The bakeries, Kovac's bar, etc. St. John Cantius Roman Catholic Church, abandoned. Delray looks like its been bombed. This new bridge will put the cherry on the top. All for a new fucking bridge that benefits Canada more than the USA. A moral and cultural holocaust.
@@ChosenWon well said..i grew up at the park,it was kids playing everywhere,big park,big fields to play football,run your dogs,walk to the water,jump on the concrete pillars of the freeway and look at the river.GREAT MEMORIES.
00:51 on the left at junction is the chass clinic. me and my wife used to take our son there when he was little. 1:05 same hooker on another youtube video. guy interviewed her and gave her 10 bucks. 2:19 where the building says pete. that's my aunts pastors brothers place. 2:35 is the apartment building where somebody i know lives or used to live. hi frannie. 2:39 used to be the u haul place back in the 90's. my wife and i rented a truck there once when we moved off of rathbone. 2:45 on right is the old detroit police 4th prcnt. if you make a right there on green st. and go over the fisher freeway/i-75 you go to lafayette blvd. take a left, go down a couple of blocks to an apartment building we used to live in. 2:48 on the left is the produce packing plant. jimmy hoffa(head of the teamsters) had his office there and in the 90's his son had his. the plant was in the jack nicholson movie hoffa. 3:10 is the church me and frannie used to go to at times to eat lunch and pick up food. 3:20 at springwells. turn right, go over freeway, go under viaduct by mc donalds, and second street is rathbone, turn left on rathbone and go down 2/3 rds the block towards lawndale and me, my wife, and son lived in a couple houses there back in the 90's. if you turn left it turns into westend street and goes a few blocks down to jefferson, turn right and walk a few blocks and it's social services/dhs where we used to walk to. that's the delray area/south side of detroit.(journey song, "born & raised in south detroit" lol). 3:50 at lawndale. turn right, go under viaducts, go down about 4-5 blocks to rathbone. 4:30 is woodmere cemetery. my cousin is buried there. and much of delray reminds me of e. st. louis il. because whole neighborhoods have been razed and nature has taken back over. sometimes the only way to tell that a neighborhood once stood there is the occasional but non working street light pole. i think the new bridge will be good for that area, hell, after all there's not much left anyways and what's little left is a ghost town that looks like a zombie apocalypse movie set.
I was looking at a map of the area that will encompass the port of entry plaza and was surprised to see how much of the neighborhood they are going to wipe out. I was also surprised to see there are some businesses within the plaza footprint.
We'll see. Matty Moroun has deep pockets and won't lay down for this new bridge. There was an article in Sunday's paper about the state taking over his trucking company using eminent domain strategies. We'll see.................this will be fun to watch.
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The sunset was very pretty at the end shining on all the green trees and lighting up everything with orange.
Thanks. It's a great view.
Wigle city park in Detroit is now fallen into disrepair, Wigle Playfield is located just off the John C. Lodge on Service Drive, between Martin Luther King Boulevard and West Warren Avenue, near the Wayne State University. It has either broken lights or the lights do not work for many years, perhaps the lights are more than 50 years, the parking lot is in poor condition. They are planning to have a development, to have shops, such as restaurants, clothing store, furniture store, etc. to sprucing up the area, back in 2016.
Can you please explain what is going on with the amber alert?
@@truckerkevthepaidtourist thanks bro
We can say goodbye to Delray once the Gordie Howe Bridge comes...
Yep. The people that hung in there are going to get fucked. Now the state and city can kick them out using eminent domain and then wonder why they can't buy a house in Corktown for 200K. These people will be told they're getting fair market value for their property. What a bunch of bullshit. The city or the state has not done a damn thing to protect the historical culture of Delray. Nothing. Delray was beautiful, a place where Hungarians first moved to while entering the United States.The bakeries, Kovac's bar, etc. St. John Cantius Roman Catholic Church, abandoned. Delray looks like its been bombed. This new bridge will put the cherry on the top. All for a new fucking bridge that benefits Canada more than the USA. A moral and cultural holocaust.
@@ChosenWon well said..i grew up at the park,it was kids playing everywhere,big park,big fields to play football,run your dogs,walk to the water,jump on the concrete pillars of the freeway and look at the river.GREAT MEMORIES.
00:51 on the left at junction is the chass clinic. me and my wife used to take our son there when he was little. 1:05 same hooker on another youtube video. guy interviewed her and gave her 10 bucks. 2:19 where the building says pete. that's my aunts pastors brothers place. 2:35 is the apartment building where somebody i know lives or used to live. hi frannie. 2:39 used to be the u haul place back in the 90's. my wife and i rented a truck there once when we moved off of rathbone. 2:45 on right is the old detroit police 4th prcnt. if you make a right there on green st. and go over the fisher freeway/i-75 you go to lafayette blvd. take a left, go down a couple of blocks to an apartment building we used to live in. 2:48 on the left is the produce packing plant. jimmy hoffa(head of the teamsters) had his office there and in the 90's his son had his. the plant was in the jack nicholson movie hoffa. 3:10 is the church me and frannie used to go to at times to eat lunch and pick up food. 3:20 at springwells. turn right, go over freeway, go under viaduct by mc donalds, and second street is rathbone, turn left on rathbone and go down 2/3 rds the block towards lawndale and me, my wife, and son lived in a couple houses there back in the 90's. if you turn left it turns into westend street and goes a few blocks down to jefferson, turn right and walk a few blocks and it's social services/dhs where we used to walk to. that's the delray area/south side of detroit.(journey song, "born & raised in south detroit" lol). 3:50 at lawndale. turn right, go under viaducts, go down about 4-5 blocks to rathbone. 4:30 is woodmere cemetery. my cousin is buried there. and much of delray reminds me of e. st. louis il. because whole neighborhoods have been razed and nature has taken back over. sometimes the only way to tell that a neighborhood once stood there is the occasional but non working street light pole. i think the new bridge will be good for that area, hell, after all there's not much left anyways and what's little left is a ghost town that looks like a zombie apocalypse movie set.
I watched that video of guy giving her ten bucks
Nice American Flag at the BP station!!
I agree.
This place is huge and so empty. It's crazy!
I was looking at a map of the area that will encompass the port of entry plaza and was surprised to see how much of the neighborhood they are going to wipe out. I was also surprised to see there are some businesses within the plaza footprint.
We'll see. Matty Moroun has deep pockets and won't lay down for this new bridge. There was an article in Sunday's paper about the state taking over his trucking company using eminent domain strategies. We'll see.................this will be fun to watch.
A lot of dead body dumping possibilities in Detroit.
True.