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Ralph's Shopping Center: Stores Closing, People Losing Jobs
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Photo: Silver Lake Residents Association, circa 1930. Silver Lake Auto Rest and Silver Lake Produce Market were earlier tenants of (the much talked about) Ralph's Shopping Center on Glendale Blvd south of Fletcher. (Click on photo to enlarge.)
More stores closing, people losing jobs. Oh wait, it's not The Great Depression, but 2012 Silver Lake Land Speculation. Read the latest: The Eastsider
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