One of the inner front doors (door on the far left as you look into the foyer from inside) was making a terrible crashing noise tonight as patrons entered. As has happened in the past with these doors, we discovered some of the screws holding the top faceplate had worked loose and are stripped. Josh managed to get the loosened screws back in tightly and we have placed a piece of heavy plastic tape over that part of the plate to keep them from working loose again. This is a temporary fix and all of the door sections really should have screws put in where they are lacking because the constant stress of swinging doors is going to continue to dislodge what few screws are in place. For now we have stopped the disturbing noise at least.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
One of the inner front doors (door on the far left as you look into the foyer from inside) was making a terrible crashing noise tonight as patrons entered. As has happened in the past with these doors, we discovered some of the screws holding the top faceplate had worked loose and are stripped. Josh… <\/p>\n