CD Source Takes a Hit. Literally.

On Thursday, January 22, a little past 8:00 p.m., a car crashed through the front window of local music store CD Source. Seems an unlucky gent had pulled in front of the store and erroneously thought he had put his car in park. Once he opened the door and stepped...

By Darryl Smyers

January 28, 2009

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On Thursday, January 22, a little past 8:00 p.m., a car crashed through the front window of local music store CD Source. Seems an unlucky gent had pulled in front of the store and erroneously thought he had put his car in park. Once he opened the door and stepped out of his vehicle, off went the Toyota, over the curb and through CD Source's front window.

Luckily no one was injured, though manager Larry Hanover, who was on duty that evening, says he's still feeling the effects of the incident.

"No one knew what the hell was going on," he says. "It shook me up and I still feel that way."

Hanover says the car belonged to a regular customer.

Guess there goes any discount he would have received! Anyhow, repairs are already underway and things should be--at least cosmetically--back to normal in a couple of weeks.

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