Ambassador Bridge lawsuit takes field trip to Indian Road area

Boarding the bus, off to drive around sandwich to see what the surrounding area looks like, as requested by the judge @CBCWindsor pic.twitter.com/ToLrFIXnd1

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"There was a house right next to the hydro pole. The city tore it down, it had a Felix address" - Stan Korosec, with the bridge company pic.twitter.com/jR3xNfyB2O

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The south side of Edison is mainly comprised of boarded up homes. @CBCWindsor pic.twitter.com/BlqyLfsWVO

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Now walking on Felix to Edison pic.twitter.com/YFmaTl0hrZ

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This is where the new building would be, for the new ambassador plaza pic.twitter.com/JuBCE0qF4Z

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This is part of the view in question @CBCWindsor pic.twitter.com/InVo8XIRIU

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This is Stephan Chaborek's house. The judge along with his daughter Jean are checking out the view from his porch @CBCWindsor pic.twitter.com/c6DJWbsnKn

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"These are ones that were owned, and bought as packages. About 9 houses" - Harvey Strosberg, lawyer for plantiffs pic.twitter.com/5jy1Uo9G89

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Out of the courtroom, and onto Indian Rd. Lawsuit against the bridge company takes a field trip to see evidence in real time @CBCWindsor pic.twitter.com/t4mOWO6SzV

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We started at University and Indian road, heading north to Wyandotte pic.twitter.com/vYEnkSRQGn

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