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Convenience store 10 feet too close to school to sell alcohol

Convenience store 10 feet too close to school to sell alcohol

Convenience store 10 feet too close to school to sell alcohol

The council voted 5-1, Mayor Don Warren was the only one who voted for in favor of the business.

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Convenience store 10 feet too close to school to sell alcohol

The council voted 5-1, Mayor Don Warren was the only one who voted for in favor of the business.
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