North Texas Restauranteur Offering Free Break From The Heat
Mary Perez, the owner of Enchiladas Ole, has opened her doors to offer a cold drink, a snack and air conditioning for free to anyone who needs it.
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Mary Perez, the owner of Enchiladas Ole, has opened her doors to offer a cold drink, a snack and air conditioning for free to anyone who needs it.
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