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A Fresno business owner is speaking out about the ongoing vandalism and property damage that occurs at his establishment during Art Hop Week. Damon Miller, owner of a local art gallery, has expressed his concerns regarding the persistent issues of graffiti and vandalism that plague the event. Despite the celebration of local art and culture, Miller finds that the festivities are often overshadowed by the destructive behavior of a few individuals.
Miller's gallery, which aims to promote local artists and foster community engagement, has been targeted multiple times during this annual event. The repeated acts of vandalism not only damage his property but also detract from the positive atmosphere that Art Hop Week is meant to create. He believes that the city needs to take more proactive measures to ensure the safety and integrity of local businesses during such important cultural events.
In light of these challenges, Miller is urging fellow business owners and community members to come together to address the issue. He hopes that by raising awareness, they can work towards a solution that will allow the celebration of art to flourish without the shadow of vandalism.
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