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Salt Lake City's first food co-op anchors a new neighborhood hub on 900 South.
It was the words of Harvey Milk that Michael Delgado-Dang, project manager of the Milk Block, said sparked the idea for the new mixed-use development project at 422 E. 900 South.
Neighbors tour a still-under-construction Milk Block on the former site of Southeast Market. The mixed-use district on 900 South includes a curated list of tenants, with the aim of establihing a new hub for community and connection in a rapidly developing part of Salt Lake City.
Equality Utah was among the first to sign on to the Milk Block, setting up shop in July. “We're bringing a better way of doing business to this city.”—Wasatch Food Co-Op's Evan Sugden Milk Block owner Kathia Dang and her son Michael Delgado-Dang. “We're about community, about creating a safe space for people.”
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