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Morton shop to close storefront at end of year, continue with trolley
MORTON - Sucré Sweets and Socials shared an “important update” about the future of its 105 S. Main St. storefront on Wednesday, Nov. 4. “After much thought, we’ve made the decision that when we close our store front for the Christmas season- we will not be reopening it,” the announcement said. November hours will continue as planned, the business said, and a December schedule will be posted at a later date. Those with gift cards were encouraged to use them by Dec. 15. 'Bring your appetite': New sushi spot to host soft opening in Peoria While the storefront will be no more, Sucré’s trolley will continue to operate in the community. Ultimately, the business noted: “This isn’t goodbye to Sucré. It’s simply a new chapter, and we’re excited to continue serving you on the road!” Love food? Get the latest food news sent directly to your inbox with our free PJStar Dining newsletter . This article originally appeared on Journal Star: Morton shop to close storefront at end of year, continue with trolley
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