Six months after mass shooting, reopening of Maine bowling alley gives community a chance to rebuild
So many places like Just-in-Time never reopen after a mass shooting like the one that took place Oct. 25. But to owners Sam and Justin Juray, reopening the Lewiston bowling alley was about something bigger than the two of them.
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