What’s next for DoveCote after the restaurant’s planned move

The French-inspired DoveCote Restaurant previously announced it would leave its home since 2016 at 390 N. Orange Ave. at the end of September. Find out what it wants in a new home and other changes on the horizon.

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What’s next for DoveCote after the restaurant’s planned move

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