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Coffee Shops Announce Closures, One Plans Relocation

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Several coffee shops are changing or ending their storefront operations. West Wittering’s Story by the Beach plans to close at the end of November and hopes to reopen in spring 2027, with reduced hours until then. Philadelphia’s Thank You Thank You will leave its Jewelers Row location Dec. 23 amid anticipated construction next door, with its owner hoping to open a larger cafe in Graduate Hospital in early January. Westfield Station Cafe has closed after nine years, thanking the community but offering no reason for the closure; it noted that new owners are involved. Fort Wayne Coffee Club’s Huntington storefront will close Nov. 15, but its delivery service, mobile coffee cart, wholesale partnerships and previously booked events will continue.

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