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While Landmark Theatres is working with the City to properly remove the historic sign from the front of the theater after it sustained damage in the recent windstorm, it has no plans to reopen the Rialto.
The decision to remove the sign was made to ensure public safety, said Interim City Manager Sergio Gonzalez.