SoCal Vendors Slam Effort To Ban Food Trucks Near Schools
With sloppy Joes on their way out and healthier food now on the menu, school officials are fighting to keep the popular trucks away from their campuses.
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With sloppy Joes on their way out and healthier food now on the menu, school officials are fighting to keep the popular trucks away from their campuses.
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