Both the San Francisco Chronicle and the San Francisco Business Times have recently written stories about the Sixth Street area of the city, and both stories are much more positive than the actual situation, claims the BeyondChron web site.
“Unfortunately, just as the Agency’s promises in the early 1990’s to revive businesses and create a mixed-income community along 6th Street went unfulfilled, their current version of life on 6th does not reflect reality.
“When the Redevelopment Agency first took control of 6th Street in 1990 as part of an ‘Earthquake Recovery Area,’ there were fewer vacant storefronts than there are today. It’s great that Urban Solutions is attracting new business to the area, but there were businesses all along the first block of 6th before the Agency got involved.”
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Media should have to show the right picture of the society otherwise it creates penetration in the society.