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Tia Chucha in trouble
Another independent bookstore is on the ropes. Tia Chucha's Cafe & Cultural Center in Sylmar lost its lease and has to move. Co-founder Luis J. Rodriguez writes on the website: "A powerfully energized and thriving bookstore/cafe/performance space/cultural center is to be replaced by high-tech laundry machines. The laundry company is apparently investing $8 million in the strip mall, something we can't compete with."
They have some events planned to build support for a prospective new location in Pacoima. La Bloga is trying to help them out.
9:43 AM Wednesday, January 10 2007 • Link
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