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Support pours in for the first Ukrainian restaurant to open in San Antonio

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Olga Veretelnik grew up in Ukraine and moved to Oregon in 1993. She moved to San Antonio a year and a half ago with her husband Simon Gutierrez. The couple has fundraised many times for those stuck in Ukraine. Saturday, the couple opened the first brick-and-mortar Ukrainian restaurant in San Antonio.

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Support pours in for the first Ukrainian restaurant to open in San Antonio

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