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Front Royal Business Alliance has Taste of the Town 2017 on its plate

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9 years ago

February 22, 2017

The Front Royal Independent Business Alliance (FRIBA) is gearing up for a year of activity, including Taste of the Town 2017, slated for Friday, April 28.

Royal Examiner’s Publisher, Mike McCool, spoke to FRIBA member Craig Laird about the organization, and Taste of the Town 2017.

The Front Royal Independent Business Alliance is an organization formed to foster and ensure the success of Front Royal and Warren County independent businesses and to ensure ongoing opportunities for entrepreneurs, and advance citizen engagement in directing the development of our community.

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