Arlington County recycling of plastic products is limited to 1 & 2 only
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ART bus stops at Powhatan St & Lee Hwy and at Powhatan St & 22nd Street
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Branch library should be open Sundays
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County needs to be more proactive in recycling plastics - all plastics should be able to be recycled.
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I would like for the branch libraries to be open more hours.
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Kids need sidewalks to walk to bus stops and other areas!
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Lighting of neighborhood & no sidewalks
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Madison Sr Center is not available for disabled. You have to go up or down steps to get in. We need a pool with warmer water for arthritis.
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Maintaining green space - keeping density of trees. Too many people are cutting big trees because they don't want the upkeep or raking leaves in the fall.
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Maintenance assistance for elderly homeowners
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More affordable housing for the elderly (and I'm not talking about rents that start at $900/month).
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More enforcement of speed limits on Lee Highway!
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Need better public pools. Yorktown is falling apart.
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Need new trash can
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Need to get on the stick and build new Westover library, the current one is too small.
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Our street (23rd) was not well plowed during our few snowfalls this year
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Pedestrian safety
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Plastic recycling is too limited; great mulch service
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Pollen control!
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Pretty darn good
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Rat Control. I see rats in my block of Nottingham between 22nd and 23rd.
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Sewer backups have occurred locally. The County should give a report on upkeep of sewers.
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Snow plowing from the 22nd Road cul de sac doesn't happen but once in a blue moon.
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Snow shoveling help on pipe stem driveway
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Speed bumps or traffic control
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Stop sign at 26th & J Marshall
Police stopping speeding on 26th
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Trash carts and yellow plastic recycling container need to be replaced when they become battered or in need of replacement
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Tree growing between curb and sidewalk that interferes with electric, water and sidewalk.
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Water pressure in Arlington too low.
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We are very happy with the services provided. We do wish it was easier to get into the Overlee Pool - we have tried for 2 years & still no luck. We think neighborhood residents should get priority.
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We have a recurring fox problem and the County will not do anything to control them
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We have new speed bumps on N. Lexington St between Lee Hwy & Little Falls. They are less than 6 months old and they are already deteriorating. They need repair.
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Westover Library
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Would like a neighborhood program to help the elderly neighbors
- mow their lawn, clear their snow, go to the store, etc.
- where you a neighbor friend to help you
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Would like to be able to recycle more items, such as plastic containers.
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Traffic is bad on days when there is a swim meet, but it isn't a big deal. Getting on Lee Highway from John Marshall is a problem in rush hour. Parking is getting worse at Harrison shopping center. Upgrade John Marshall from 23rd Street to 22nd Road like that which was done north of 23rd Street.
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a. Post Office
b. During rush hour on 22nd St between Harrison & G. Mason
d. Post Office & AT&T land
h. Post Office
j. Post Office land
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k. Sidewalks!
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26e. Day time
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26i. South side entities don't look so good.
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26b. On Lee Hwy & Harrison Center
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26e. @ Lee Hwy & Harrison
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26a. Noise: Blockbuster lot - car ghetto blasting stereo
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26c. Bright Lights: Need reduction in intensity overnight
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26e. Safety while Walking: Alley along CVS/Advance Auto
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26j. Commercial area: Fence line landscaping along CVS/Blockbuster lot - dead trees/tree limbs, erosion problems, etc.
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26j. Depends on commercial service
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26k. Walkability
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26d. People in passing cars throw beer bottles & cans out & we have to pick up the cans & broken glass
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Lee Highway: The stretch of shops from Lexington to Glebe on Lee Highway are a serious eyesore!!! It needs to be razed and rebuilt with trees and a uniform façade.
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1. Back CVS/Blockbuster/Auto arts - overflow of trash
2. 22nd St & Kensington - owner has several undeveloped lots. Make offer to buy and develop as a park
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Area behind auto parts store
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Area behind gas station at Lee Hwy & Illinois is an eyesore - a fenced tot lot would be great
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Around service stations - Shell, Chevron, BP, Pure, Sunoco. Noise, traffic, and appearance, especially the 24-hour stations and late night noise.
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Bad traffic intersection at Lee Hwy & Harrison. Pedestrian traffic across Harrison St. between Safeway & Teeter is endangered.
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BP Station at 5600 Lee Highway - he has junk piled to the left of the station
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BP station on Lee always parks their tow trucks and vehicles on neighborhood streets
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Corner of Florida & Lee - Strip w/Caribbean Grille
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Crossing Harrison to go from Harris Teeter and Safeway is an issue. It's better now that there are flashing lights at pedestrian crossing
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CVS/Blockbuster/Auto Parts
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From Harrison street to Lexington, Lee hwy is really dumpy.
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Garden City strip looks trashy. Lee Harrison shopping center at lunch and early dinner--especially faces Harrison Street are too narrow--it's so annoying!
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Gas stations that back up to 24th Street from Lee Hwy.
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Hair salon lot on Madison/Lee Hwy could need some "green." Cars are parked on the grass.
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Harris Teeter shopping center has a horrible parking lot.
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I - the strip of shops between Harrison St & G. Mason look tacky & run down
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Lee Harrison area - Traffic and parking problems
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Lee Harrison Shopping Center - sometimes no place to park
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Lee Lex auto shop, Corner of Florida & Lee (strip mall on Lee Hwy)
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Lee-Harrison Center - no pedestrian access; does not clear snow from adjacent sidewalks (neither does CVS/Blockbuster)
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Lee-Harrison Center: Inadequate Parking
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Lee-Lex Auto Shop is an eye-sore
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Local shopping centers (esp. Safeway & Harris Tweeter) are often very congested
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Lot cleaning at 5-5:30am in Harrison shopping center is very noisy
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More speed limit enforcement on Leeway would help businesses
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Parking at Harrison-Lee shopping center getting worse
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Parking in Lee-Lexington shopping center is insufficient
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parking situation at Bray and Scarf strip mall
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People rush in and out the many gas stations regardless of pedestrian traffic
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Please install sidewalk on 23rd-22nd Road and John Marshall (along Greenway)
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Post Office & AT&T Land
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Pure gas station - Lee Hwy and Illinois/parking are in rear of station rented out to lawn services - eyesore
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Pure gas station - upkeep of property
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Pure Gas Station, Safeway running refrigeration trucks at night, lack of parking at lee harrison shopping center
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Pure station - removal of landscaping, addition of gravel, run off, appearance; CVS trash overflow
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See above
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Signs are too bright on McKinley Street signs for TRG Group
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Strip ctr. Btw. Lee hwy and Kensington - busy and convenient, but can't we improve appearance. Also Lee-Lex auto repair at lee and lex - appearance is awful!
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strip of commercial east of George Mason - always looks bad
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Stripmalls could be made more attractive. Front of stores
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the business strip between N. Lexington and N. Kensington on Lee hwy needs a facelift. Buildings look old and in poor shape.
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The car repair shop at Lee & Lexington is a blight. All of the gas stations could benefit from landscaping and improved appearance.
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The entire stretch of businesses on Lee Hwy - no parking, hard to walk to, not attractive, hard to get into some shops because so small and crowded
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The gas stations and car shops are quite trashy
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The Overlee Pool speakers are extremely loud in the summer. WE can hear the announcement blocks away.
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The radio and cell towers. Eyesores.
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Track Auto - trash in parking lot
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Ugly, poorly designed, old facilities
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Watch what happens to Hollywood property - no more night clubs, no more banks
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Westover shops
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Yes - property management of Blockbuster/CVS shopping area. Need better landscaping along fence to improve privacy and alley safety; loitering in lot is a problem, especially in warm months.
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a decent high end restaurant
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A family-friendly restaurant
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A hardware store, a florist
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A Jewish delicatessen
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A Major bookstore like Borders or Barnes & Noble
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A neighborhood bar similar to a more polished "Cowboy Café"
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an adult gym
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anything that isn't dumpy
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Bakery
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Bicycle shop
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Book shop for adults
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Book store, good sandwich/soup shop that stays open at night (Chesapeake Bagel closes at night)
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Bookstore
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Bookstore
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Bookstore / flower shop
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Bookstore, wine store
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chick-fil-A w/drive through
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Clothing, eateries
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coffee shops/eateries
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Coffee/bagel shop
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copy center and post office
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Day care. More restaurants, coffee shops, carry out food, gift shops, Clarendon-type stores, maybe an Irish pub.
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Deli, copy center
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Ethnic restaurants (not big chains), Mom and Pop coffee houses, art workshops
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family oriented businesses - restaurants, bookstores
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Farmers Market
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Fine with ones we have.
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General small businesses of value to local residents.
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Gift shop, bakery
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GOOD sit down restaurants! Why do we always get banks instead?
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Honestly - a neighborhood pub along the lines of Westover's Stray Cat or an Irish pub from Clarendon
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I think we have enough
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Larger drug store
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Losing Giffords was heartbreaking - Baskin Robbins isn't a good replacement.
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Maintain small businesses
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More family style restaurants
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More family-friendly restaurants like Pie-Tanza & Stray Cat
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More restaurants
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More restaurants - do not like maintenance of Lee Highway shopping center that houses Caribbean Grill - looks seedy
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more restaurants within walking distance
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More restaurants, cafes, specialty food groceries.
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More restaurants, more access to retail shopping.
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More small cafes, specialty food grocery stores
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More upscale restaurants like Restaurant Vero
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Neighborhood pub
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Nice restaurants (not fast food), gourmet food-wine store
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Nice, friendly ice cream store. Whole foods.
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No more please
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None. I'd prefer less.
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Not up to me
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pub/tavern, yoga studio
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Restaurant
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Restaurants and fine shopping
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Restaurants
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Sporting goods store, restaurants
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Target, bookstore
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Thrift shop
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Toy Store (but we love the one on Lee Heights); Hardware Store (But we love Ayers! :) )
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Trolley down Lee Hwy to reduce traffic
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Whole Foods - try to keep independently-owned stores & restaurants
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Women’s clothing, women’s make-up/cosmetics
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