Downtown goodbyes (and good buys) – Union War Surplus is closing, according to its website. Thursday’s Daily Breeze reported that a sale is underway, the legendary owner is retiring and the store’s fate is unknown. In addition, Starbucks at the Centre Street Lofts is closing at some unspecified time in the near future.
More press for parking meter mess – Even as “Janice Hahn eases San Pedro parking meter rules,” many business owners remain indignant.
Ponte Vista open letter – The developer ran a full-page open letter in Monday’s Daily Breeze, also posted on its website.
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San Pedro News, Washington Edition covered former Rep. Janice Hahn (D-San Pedro) and federal issues from 2011 to 2013. Archived posts from 2008 to 2010 cover San Pedro, Calif., community news.
This news blog was published by Andrea Adleman, a professional journalist and former columnist for the late More San Pedro newspaper.
This news blog was published by Andrea Adleman, a professional journalist and former columnist for the late More San Pedro newspaper.
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1 comment:
I am so sad to see Union Surplus store close down. It has been there forever after all.
But Starbucks, I have to be honest, I am not too heartbroken because I swore I would never set foot in there because there is an independent coffee shop up the street. But then again it makes me sad that the stores in downtown san pedro are suffering.
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