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Bloody cardboard used as shelf liner: What Dauphin County restaurant inspectors found

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Bloody cardboard used as shelf liner: What Dauphin County restaurant inspectors found — Harrisburg Dining news

The following Dauphin County restaurants and other food establishments were inspected between Oct. 17 and Oct. 23 for compliance with Pennsylvania’s food safety regulations.

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