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Dixon bowling alley and arcade makes some space, welcomes players back

Antonio Liebe, 6, of Dixon, throws his bowling ball Saturday as families return to Plum Hollow. 1933 state Route 26. (Michael Krabbenhoeft)

Antonio Liebe, 6, of Dixon, throws his bowling ball Saturday as families return to Plum Hollow. 1933 state Route 26. (Michael Krabbenhoeft)

Mitchel Guzzle, of Rock Falls, bowls Saturday at Plum Hollow in Dixon. The center opened Friday with a new look; seating has been changed to allow more social distancing and sneeze shields are in place at the counters. (Michael Krabbenhoeft)

Emily Baal cleans at table at at Plum Hollow. Bowlers will notice differences: some of the tables and chairs were removed to allow more space to social distance. House bowling balls are kept at the lanes and cleaned after each lane rental. Sneeze shields are in place at the prize and shoe rental counters. (Michael Krabbenhoeft)

Games are spaced out to allow guests to socially distancing in the arcade. (Michael Krabbenhoeft)

Courtney Queckborner of Milledgeville hits the lanes Friday as at Plum Hollow reopens in Dixon. The bowling alley has a new layout and precautions to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus. (Michael Krabbenhoeft)

Plum Hollow has mounted the lane computers on stands and arranged table to give bowlers more space to socially distance. The house bowling balls are also kept at the lanes and cleaned between rentals to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus. (Michael Krabbenhoeft)

Bowling themed distance reminders are placed on the floor to remind people to stay spaced stay safe. (Michael Krabbenhoeft)