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Today, many still blame the loss of freeway access for the decline of community-rooted businesses in Chinatown. “Business in Chinatown dropped greatly because of the loss of that road,” said westside resident Winnie Fung. “At the very least, they lost me as a customer, going there to buy groceries.”

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Today, many still blame the loss of freeway access for the decline of community-rooted businesses in Chinatown. “Business in Chinatown dropped greatly because of the loss of that road,” said westside resident Winnie Fung. “At the very least, they lost me as a customer, going there to buy groceries.”
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scott f (scott@carfree.city)'s status on Saturday, 22-Feb-2025 07:22:07 JST scott f
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@skinnylatte and yet, SF Chinatown is still smarting from the blow of a freeway being torn down 26 years ago 🫠
source: one person who stopped driving there
https://www.sfpublicpress.org/not-just-the-great-highway-sf-chinese-american-history-freeway-controversies/

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