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Junction Bowl

We speak with Ben Smith From Junction Bowl on how their business has been doing and looking ahead for the upcoming  summer season.  Junction Bowl is open 7 days a week for Indoor Dining, Bowling and Arcade as well as Take Out and Curbside Pickup. Their staff wears masks 100% of the time. They ask Guests to wear a mask at all times, except when seated and eating or drinking. They are Sanitizing between Guests. They have Hand Sanitizer available at every table and every bowling lane. They have installed UV Air Purifiers and Plexiglass Barriers between our booths and are allowing bowling on every other lane.

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