Skyscrapers lit up downtown for World Series
OK, we’re all experiencing severe baseball hangover after seeing the Tigers fall to those intolerably spunky and quirky San Francisco Giants. But at least we got some residual benefit by getting downtown skyscrapers to light up the Detroit skies.
The Downtown Detroit Partnership asked more than 4,300 businesses to leave their lights on 6:30 p.m.-1 a.m. on game days and to put up messages, “Welcome to the World Series” and “Go, Tigers!”
Read more here. And go get ’em next year, Tigers.
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