Crews demolished what was left of a burned out commercial building on Argyle Street and Second Avenue last weekend. The building was gutted by fire and rendered uninhabitable in February.

Crews demolished what was left of a burned out commercial building on Argyle Street and Second Avenue last weekend. The building was gutted by fire and rendered uninhabitable in February.

Gutted building gone

An Alberni commercial building gutted by fire in February has been demolished.

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