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Tough All Over…

(Photo by Darla M. Youngs)

OTSEGO COUNTY—The Oneonta Wendy’s makes an editorial comment on the current business climate (above), while Family Dollar in the Hartwick Commons prepares to close after 35 years.

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  1. Is this Wendy’s still owned by the same guy who
    complained on the sign about Covid shutdowns hurting his business? Is it possible that no one wants to work for someone who is more concerned with profit than the health of his employees and customers?

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