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Valley Dairy closes one of its car washes in Grand Forks

Via a Facebook post, the company announced the closure was “due to lack of staffing,” although the car washes at 1125 42nd St. South and 4701 S. Washington St. will remain open.

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By Jacob Holley
June 24, 2022 04:35 PM
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GRAND FORKS — Valley Dairy announced its car wash at 1149 36th Ave. South in Grand Forks has closed.

Via a Facebook post , the company announced the closure was “due to lack of staffing,” although the car washes at 1125 42nd St. South and 4701 S. Washington St. will remain open.

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