Palatine considering changes to welcome more food trucks
Palatine officials are discussing changes in how the village issues licenses for temporary food vendors in an effort to make the town more welcoming for food truck operators.
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Palatine officials are discussing changes in how the village issues licenses for temporary food vendors in an effort to make the town more welcoming for food truck operators.
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