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Sandlot tales

By Rose G. De La Cruz | July 26, 2004 - 12:00am

As a child, Edgardo Vasquez played with the gravel and sand that was his family’s business. Today, he has expanded his playground to roof tiles, housing bricks, and other materials that goes into building a...

Business As Usual