Imagination station fire

• Detroits Imagination Station, a nonprofit project aiming to rescue two blighted homes facing Corktowns Roosevelt Park and the Michigan Central Station, caught fire this morning around 7:45 a.m.
(Huffington Post)
• Detroit— The organizers of a nonprofit creative campus in Corktown are trying to determine how to move forward after its two houses burned Wednesday morning.
(detroitnews.com)
• Im not saying the buildings a bad building by any stretch of the imagination, it just doesnt work well for the fire station, he said. The building is in a bad spot for fire trucks to be constantly moving in and out, Benefiel said.
(Shelbyville News)
• It may not require as much imagination as you think SECTION 5-13: Persons may not change clothes in a gas station without permission of the owner.
(Kait 8)
• All of them, in short stories, in the movie theater and on the television screen, would fire the imaginations of generations In the world of science fiction and fantasy and imagination, he is immortal.
(Orange County Register)
• the International Space Station - but nothing has truly captured the imagination of Americans quite like the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo missions.
(American Reporter)
• It will be broadcast live on NASA Television and include video of the space station residents. The event will be hosted by Destination Imagination after their Desert Shores condominium was set on fire Saturday evening.
(Fox5 KVVU)
• It may not require as much imagination as you think SECTION 5-13: Persons may not change clothes in a gas station without permission of the owner.
(WIS-TV)
• Wes Anderson remains trapped in the aquarium of his own imagination. A murky waterworld where saturated a kind-hearted lawman in retro glasses and a black and white station wagon played by the ever-dependable Bruce Willis.
(The Vancouver Sun)
• Then the iron beast bursts from behind the old fill-station, where the weathered sign swings in the the brilliant red caboose - all of this a mere flash of imagination.  You are sad, but cannot say why.
(American Reporter)