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Bay Minette council tables closure of Strike City Lanes after residents urge keeping it open
Summary
The Bay Minette City Council voted March 15 to table a resolution that would have closed Strike City Lanes, after several residents spoke in favor of allowing the facility to remain open until the council's first meeting in June.
The City Council of Bay Minette on March 15 voted to table Resolution Number 0321-06, which would have authorized the closure of Strike City Lanes, after multiple residents spoke in support of keeping the bowling alley open.
Mayor Robert A. Wills introduced the resolution and recognized residents who spoke in favor of allowing the facility to remain open, including Norman Cale, Ronald Stewart, Rick Stevens, Alvin Handley, Tomella Worley, Beth Suddeth, Kayla Roberts and Mary Blackmon. After discussion, the council agreed to delay final action on the measure with the understanding that Strike City Lanes will remain open until the council's first meeting in June. The motion to table was recorded in the minutes as moved by Councilmember Mike Phillips and seconded by Councilmember Shannon Clemmons; the minutes state the motion…
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