It's hard out here on the 500 block of S. Fourth

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It's hard out here on the 500 block of S. Fourth

POSTED: Wednesday, October 27, 2010, 9:25 PM

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For some reason, it's damn brutal for food businesses on the 500 block of S. Fourth Street (between South and Lombard) Jim's Pretzels has shut down, Tastee D's African Cuisine has paper in its windows, and we just spotted this sign posted on the door of a darkened Mango Bush. Rough stuff.

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