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Ten Pin plans to welcome back bowlers this month Ten Pin Fun Center is preparing to open its lanes and arcade to the public once again as soon as Stanislaus County enters the orange tier of the state’s reopening system (Journal file photo).
Barring a substantial increase in COVID numbers, the Ten Pin Fun Center hopes to reopen its doors later this month after being closed for over a year.
Stanislaus County has been in the red tier of the state’s reopening system for just over two weeks, and Ten Pin general manager Mike Eggert is hoping that the entertainment center will be able to open as part of the orange tier sometime in April. Currently, bowling alleys are ordered closed by the state under the red tier.
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