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May 14, 2006

Tom Sawyer Diner

Tom Sawyer Diner/Entertainment Complex opened on Friday.
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Check my column on Thursday for coverage. In the meantime, click on for photos.

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Tom Sawyer Diner opened up on Second Street this past weekend.  Being that I work on weekends, I did not get to attend, but Sara was there.  I was all excited until I found out that they close promptly at 2am, which is promptly when the hungry masses... [Read More]

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