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The latest round of restaurant restrictions have proven too much for one small Richland business. Kagen Coffee & Crepes in the Uptown Shopping Center is closing its doors — at least for now. Owner Kagen Cox said they will reevaluate next month. “We don’t have the ability or resources for big tent dining,” Cox told the Herald. “Because we are a destination location, our sales are down nearly 80 percent, but our food costs — food also being disposables and to go containers — have tripled,” he said. He’s not alone in the struggle. In Benton and Franklin counties, 40 restaurants have permanently closed since March, according to the Washington Hospitality Association.

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