It will look "normal" up until Jan. 14, after which even its fixtures and displays will go up for sale.
"San Francisco will always live in our hearts. We know it will come back, it always does. We just can't afford to wait it out."
Although reluctant to blame the bike lane for the closure, Lynn said the loss of parking spaces along the business corridor contributes to fewer customers going to the store.
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