How Michigan bowling alleys are addressing major touch points amid pandemic Alleys work to reopen with safety measure, social distancing in place
STERLING HEIGHTS, Mich. – We went to Sterling Lanes in Sterling Heights to get an idea of how bowling alleys in Michigan are working to reopen and remain safe amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Bowling alleys were shuttered for months during Michigan’s stay-at-home order. Now some of them can resume operations, allowing limited patrons -- only alleys in Northern Michigan have been allowed to reopen.
Watch the report to see what we found out, and what you might expect to find if you plan on visiting a bowling alley.
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Nick joined the Local 4 team in February of 2015. Prior to that he spent 6 years in Sacramento covering a long list of big stories including wildfires and earthquakes. Raised in Sterling Heights, he is no stranger to the deep history and pride Detroit has to offer.
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