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Centro Civico Mexicano boosters hope to build a new $27M facility to house the cultural group | KSL.com

By KSL · August 22, 2026 · 1 min read
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The current building is 70 years old and lacks capacity for future needs. The organization, the Mexican Civic Center in English, "has been the touchstone of the Hispanic community for 90 years," said Peter Corroon, a real estate developer who's helping with the project.

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