Stony Point restaurant endures despite consistent flood zone headaches
It’s not easy running a restaurant in a flood zone, but Abraham Urrutia has a system in place for Playa Cancun Mexican Restaurant in Stony Point.
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Jan 14, 2024, 11:04 PM
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4ds agoIt’s not easy running a restaurant in a flood zone, but Abraham Urrutia has a system in place for Playa Cancun Mexican Restaurant in Stony Point.
News 12’s Carol Wilkinson talked to him about what the last few days and weeks have been like after numerous storms battered the region.
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