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What’s happening on Franklin Street? The businesses moving to downtown Chapel Hill.


The last vacant corner in downtown Chapel Hill will welcome back customers this fall after two years without a tenant. Pulp Juice and Smoothie Bar is hiring employees for the space at 100 W. Franklin St. It’s a welcome sight for East Franklin Street patrons, who watched the number of vacant storefronts grow to at least a dozen the past two years. (MSN.com)

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What’s happening on Franklin Street? The businesses moving to downtown Chapel Hill.


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