Joshua Bote is a Tech Reporter at [Employer]. He covers a diverse range of topics including Urban Art & Street Art, the Fashion Industry, and Apparel Design, with a focus on the intersection of arts, entertainment, and retail. Joshua's work has been featured in various outlets such as What the Health?, New Haven Register, and SFGate, among others.
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The Fog City Flea Market’s Mission outpost, which opened last year, is closing on Tuesday after 9 months in business. Businesses selling there were notified last week about the closure, via an email from owner James Morelos; they were given less than a week’s notice about the closure. Fog City will vacate its sprawling, two-story…
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By: Joshua Bote
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