News Jan 13, 2021 at 10:47 am

What the Community Lost When COVID-19 Closed Bridges Cafe

Abe Asher
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ah, thats a bummer. i loved that place. i really hope the owners make paying their staff back wages a priority.. it would be quite immoral to close the business and not pay them for their time.

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