Out of the park
The article quotes Jason Heminger of Honesdale, Penn, as saying, “I grew up in Detroit, and I have never seen the city with so much excitement. The city looks the best I’ve ever seen it. And, people are just a lot friendlier to each other right now.”
To read all the positive reactions received about Detroit during the All-Star Game from visitors, store managers and restaurants owners, click here: The Oakland Press
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