Old Spanish Sugar Mill at De Leon Springs gets new operator
Central Floridians worry about the future of the Old Spanish Sugar Mill after 61 years of family-run operations at the De Leon Springs.
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Central Floridians worry about the future of the Old Spanish Sugar Mill after 61 years of family-run operations at the De Leon Springs.
The fixture for make-your-own-pancakes breakfast in DeLeon Springs will be closing its doors in September with new owners opening in October.
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