How Chapel Hill Is Offering Support to Damaged W. Franklin Shops

Posted Jul 28, 2023
Much of the public’s focus has been around Mediterranean Deli, which is the oldest business in that stretch of stores on West Franklin. Founded by Jamil Kadoura in 1991, the restaurant has been defined by its expansive menu, welcoming atmosphere, and extensive philanthropy within the community. Med Deli suffered the most damage in the fire. (Chapelboro.com)

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