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After Town Hall, Residents Still Don't want Frederiksted Rum Distillery

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An angry, sometimes disruptive crowd attended Sen. Kurt Vialet's town hall meeting Monday night, hoping to get answers to their questions about a rum distillery planned for the fields north of Frederiksted - at the Raising Cane Farm.

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