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Chapel Hill residents line Franklin Street to support businesses damaged in Med Deli fire


Chapel Hill residents lined up along Franklin Street on Sunday afternoon to support businesses damaged by a fire at Mediterranean Deli. The popular restaurant burned down in a fire on Saturday afternoon. None of the employees were injured. "This is my house, my life, not only for me but for everybody," said a Mediterranean Deli employee. (WRAL.com)

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Chapel Hill residents line Franklin Street to support businesses damaged in Med Deli fire