Business owners in San Francisco’s Chinatown are asking for donations to fix the famous red lanterns after the storms of the past few months tore them to pieces.
Business owners in San Francisco's Chinatown are asking for donations to fix the famous red lanterns after the storms of the past few months tore them to pieces.
The Chinatown Merchants Association put the red lanterns up over a decade ago and since then, they've become a symbol of Chinatown.Now, business owners want to replace them. They've already gotten some grants and donations but they’re asking for help to cover the rest.
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