Dying malls and the fountains of no return

By Al Barbarino For many of us who grew up in suburban America, the local shopping mall conjures nostalgic thoughts of childhood. The Camillus Mall in the suburbs of Syracuse, New York had one of those centerpiece water fountains filled with loads of coins. I remember gazing into its shallow pools as a kid, the coins glistening underwater, thinking […]

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