US EditionThe Aftermath of Erasure
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The Aftermath of Erasure
Aryana NorooziJohnny Gosney, 57, watched as a home on Locust Avenue was demolished. Gosney has lived in Bloomington for nearly his entire life. The home Gosney lived in for many years of his life, which belonged to his uncle, was also demolished in the process of constructing Bloomington Business Park.Gosney said that he was only able to identify his uncle’s home by finding a lid on the ground of its septic tank.“With all the warehouses, it’s ju…
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