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'Building crunching' nears
Ski Time Square demolition could begin July 1; will roll east to west
A liquidation sale is complete, asbestos abatement continues and the first buildings are set to come crashing down in Ski Time Square.
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by Brandon Gee
at 12:00am
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'Building crunching' nears
Ski Time Square demolition could begin July 1; will roll east to west
A liquidation sale is complete, asbestos abatement continues and the first buildings are set to come crashing down in Ski Time Square.
