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Sales picking up in Princes Town before Xmas

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News People shop in Princes Town on Friday. - Marvin Hamilton As the countdown to Christmas continues, businesses in Princes Town are pleased that the pace of sales is picking up. When Newsday visited businesses in the area on Friday, PS Tots and Teens Toddler 2 owner Paul Sookraj said sales were slow in November but have been improving in the last two weeks. Sookraj told Newsday, “Things have been slowly […]

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