March 20, 2025 - 10:48
The crowds can number in the hundreds on weekends, and they're causing disruptions according to the business owners. Many local shopkeepers in Market Square have reported a rise in unruly behavior among groups of teenagers and children gathering in the area. These large gatherings have led to increased noise levels, littering, and even instances of vandalism, creating an uncomfortable environment for both customers and employees.
Business owners are particularly worried about the impact on their sales, as families and other patrons may choose to avoid the area due to the chaotic atmosphere. Some have suggested that increased security measures or designated areas for youth activities could help alleviate the issues. As the summer season approaches, the concern is growing that without intervention, the situation could worsen, further affecting local businesses and the overall experience of visitors to Market Square. The community is calling for discussions with local authorities to find a balanced solution that ensures safety while still allowing young people to enjoy the space.
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