Neighbourhood grocer Finch Store will be allowed to continue selling coffee for now — a “partial positive outcome” that owner Yana Miriev said wouldn’t have been possible without the overwhelming support of her community.
“There were so many people who came over last weekend just to share kind words,” she said. “It’s been so overwhelming and heartwarming.”
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