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2018-09-06 (14 Days Old)Total Views: 24 | Last 7 Days: 8

This bustling Bridgewater Cafe may be a long way from the NAFTA talks in Washington, D.C., but people here know that if anything happens to hurt the area's biggest private employer, everyone would be affected.


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