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The husband-and-wife owners of a Haitian food truck claim their rights were violated in a lawsuit filed against a small Eastern Shore town and a town council member. Theslet Benoir and Clemene ...
An Eastern Shore couple shouldn’t have faced town officials’ wrath for operating a food truck, the Institute for Justice’s ...
To serve a growing Haitian population on the Eastern Shore, Theslet Benoir and Clemene Bastien opened a grocery store in 2019, and in June 2023, they opened a food truck right next to it.
The historic railroad town of about 800 people on the Eastern Shore is being sued by a couple who claim the town council forced their Haitian food truck to close. In October, Parksley's council ...
An Eastern Shore couple shouldn't have faced town officials' wrath for operating a food truck, the Institute for Justice's Justin Pearson and Daryl James write in a guest column.
A married couple who fled Haiti for Virginia achieved their American dream when they opened a variety market on the Eastern Shore ... When they added a Haitian food truck, people drove from ...
A married couple who fled Haiti for Virginia achieved their American dream when they opened a variety market on the Eastern Shore ... When they added a Haitian food truck, people drove from ...
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