Antojitos, Salvadoran restaurant displaced by 2015 blaze, returns
“I can’t describe it,” Calderon, 73, said of the destruction following the four-alarm fire that left dozens displaced.
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“I can’t describe it,” Calderon, 73, said of the destruction following the four-alarm fire that left dozens displaced.
“To come here and act like we need to get over it, that’s disrespectful,” one woman said.
Amble by the weed- and detritus-choked vacant lot at 22nd and Mission during the rainy months and you’ll hear them — frogs. That’s an odd sound for The owner of a lethal Mission fire that displaced scores of residents and businesses is attempting to build a 10-story market-rate tower. What could the city do if it wanted to get in the way? And awful lot, actually.