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Fate of San Jose Flea Market Decided as San Jose City Council Unanimously Approves Redevelopment Project

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By Meghan Hall and Vladimir Bosanac A long debate over the future of a 65-acre parcel in San Jose--and La Pulga, a historic flea market--has finally come to an end. In a 11-0 vote on Tuesday night, the San Jose City Council gave property owner, the Bumb family, the official green light to move forward […]

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