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Former Owner Of The Pizza Shop In York County Plans To Reopen Restaurant This Fall

  Jen Holden

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YORK-Longtime residents of York County will be happy to hear that a popular pizza establishment that closed late last year will soon reopen.

Brian Betts, a former owner of The Pizza Shop in Washington Square Shopping Center, is bringing back crowd-pleasing tastes of yesteryear with the reopening of the business this fall.

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