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Century-old family-owned sign business helping bring Raiders into Las Vegas era
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When Jeff Young strolls through the Neon Museum, it's like walking through a giant family scrapbook. "We don't seem to remember the buildings as beautiful as they are but we tend to remember the signs," he said. The signs -- enormous and impossibly bright -- have become synonymous with Las Vegas. And in many ways, it was Young's grandfather Thomas Young who put the light into the City of Lights and the neon into the Neon Capital of the World. More: https://www.ktnv.com/sports/raiders/century-old-family-owned-sign-business-helping-bring-raiders-into-las-vegas-era
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