The Journal reports that people living nearby are worried about what will happen when the thriving hospital at the heart of their neighborhood becomes an abandoned hospital in the heart of their neighborhood.
Naturally, there is talk of turning it into a library or a community center or any of the other typical suggestions that come up when vacant space presents itself. But considering the city's financial condition and the condition of the real estate industry, this chunk of real estate is likely to remain abandoned for a long, long time.
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