Iconic Temple Bar in Detroit to reopen after partial collapse
DETROIT – A popular bar in Midtown Detroit will reopen Tuesday, Dec. 17, after closing in May when part of the building collapsed .
On May 24, part of the front of the Temple Bar, located on Cass Avenue , crashed onto the sidewalk below. The building was closed indefinitely for repairs.
After the community helped raise nearly $24,000 for the rebuild of the 97-year-old building, Temple Bar shared on social media that it would reopen to normal service starting Tuesday.
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