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Dunkin' Closes Silverthorne Location Amid Franchise Sale

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What happened

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The Dunkin' restaurant in Silverthorne closed its doors after nearly 11 years in business. The ownership group is looking to sell the franchise license, and the Silverthorne closure is expected to become permanent. Meanwhile, the Frisco location will remain open, though the current franchisee plans to part ways with the ownership group there soon.

From summitdaily.com

Why it matters

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The closure of the Silverthorne location, which employed approximately 10 workers, impacts local employment. The listing of franchise licenses for sale in both Silverthorne and Frisco indicates shifts in local business operations and investment.

From summitdaily.com

Who's involved

  • SilverthorneLocation where the Dunkin' restaurant closed
  • FriscoLocation where the Dunkin' restaurant remains open for now
  • Summit CountyCounty where the locations are situated

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • SilverthorneSpeculative

    Local employment in Silverthorne might see a reduction in jobs due to the permanent closure of the location.

  • Summit CountySpeculative

    The local real estate market in Summit County could be affected by the listing of franchise licenses for sale.

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