Dozens of plaques from Oakland's historic Blues Walk of Fame stolen
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Dozens of plaques from Oakland's historic Blues Walk of Fame were stolen, leading to a loss valued at around $150,000. The West Coast Blues Society expressed the emotional impact of this theft, stating the loss affects both the community and the honorees, which include renowned figures like Aretha Franklin. The society plans to launch fundraising efforts to replace the plaques promptly. As of now, Oakland police have not released any comments regarding the ongoing theft investigation.
The theft of plaques from Oakland's Blues Walk of Fame is a significant loss for the community and those who have been honored, like Aretha Franklin.
The West Coast Blues Society estimates that replacing the 40 stolen plaques will cost approximately $150,000, and they will start fundraising immediately.
Read at ABC7 San Francisco
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