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Do you love coffee? So do these folks

By Omar Sofradzija | March 7, 2016

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By Anna Shaffer
The Holt Journal staff reporter

A small, family-owned business in Holt is making HUGE amounts of coffee. Take a look behind the scenes at The Coffee Barrel in this video.

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