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Grand Central Market houses more than 40 food stalls, which will be updated to reflect a changing downtown and the next generation of vendors while staying true to its legacy, planners say. (Jay L. Clendenin / Los Angeles Times / January 6, 2010) |
Re “Downtown market is going upscale,” Dec. 27
I read with horror about the proposed “updating process” of Mercado Central. It has a unique character reflecting Los Angeles in days of yore.
Wi-Fi, wine and couches have no place there.
Does every place have to resemble Starbucks?
It would be like changing Olvera Street.
Christine Peterson
Woodland Hills
