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How a staff of mostly teenagers kept Urban Olive & Vine afloat in the absence of their owners

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When the late Carol Trainor experienced health complications that left her in the hospital for months, she and her husband, Chad, did something unusual for them: they stopped working at their restaurant.
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How a staff of mostly teenagers kept Urban Olive & Vine afloat in the absence of their owners

When the late Carol Trainor experienced health complications that left her in the hospital for months, she and her husband, Chad, did something unusual for them: they stopped working at their restaurant.

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Star-Observer broke the news in on Thursday, June 19, 2025.
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