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Lucky Ones Coffee in Salt Lake, Park City employs individuals with disabilities

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If you ever have a chance to visit Lucky Ones Coffee, you will love the experience. Katie Manhart has two locations: one in the City Library in downtown Salt Lake's Marmalade district and another in Park City.

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