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Urban Threadz Boutique celebrates grand opening with ribbon cutting

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A new addition to the world of clothing in the Castle Country arrived on Thursday, Oct. 1, as Urban Threadz Boutique celebrated its grand opening. Amid the pomp and circumstance, the Carbon County Chamber of Commerce celebrated the opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony to christen the new business.

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