Many small, local businesses in Magna have gone under since the 5.7 magnitude earthquake two years ago, but some have managed to bounce back.
MAGNA, Utah — Many businesses on Main Street in Magna have gone under since the 5.7 magnitude earthquake two years ago.
“It gives you a great deal of pride carrying it on like that,” said Danny Colosimo, who owns the shop with his brother Charlie. “There was a little bit of side to side, but to me, it felt like it sunk. The whole town felt like it sunk,” said Danny.It took months to repair, and even though customers couldn’t come in, the Colosimos kept their business going.
Danny showed FOX 13 News his Kodacolor Prints from December 1962 — pictures of an earthquake that left their store shelves on the floor.“If there’s something positive to take out of the experience, that’s it. How good people are and how nice they can be,” said Danny.
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