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Oakwood Chick-fil-A to be closed for month during renovations

Restaurant to close Friday, re-open in April

Patricia Mershon, a cashier, and Cam Gilbert, a front of the house director, helps customer Tangee Puckett Wednesday at Chick-fil-A in Oakwood. The location will close for renovations on Friday, March 10, and hopes to reopen by mid-April. - photo by Erin O. Smith

0309OAKWOOD 0004 — Patricia Mershon, a cashier, and Cam Gilbert, a front of the house director, helps customer Tangee Puckett Wednesday at Chick-fil-A in Oakwood. The location will close for renovations on Friday, March 10, and hopes to reopen by mid-April. - photo by Erin O. Smith

Hailey Van Parys

Updated: Mar 14, 2017, 5:47 PM

Published: Mar 9, 2017, 2:43 AM

Oakwood’s Chick-fil-A hasn’t had a renovation since it opened nearly 17 years ago. The Robson Crossing location at 3405 Atlanta Highway will close at the end of the day Friday and reopen in mid-April to make way for renovations. “We’re excited about the need to increase our capacity to meet the needs of our community,” Chick-fil-A Oakwood’s marketing director Brittoni Garner said.

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A map by the City of Gainesville annotated by The Times showing the planned 134-acre expansion of a privately owned landfill.

Existing landfill (2).png — A map by the City of Gainesville annotated by The Times showing the planned 134-acre expansion of a privately owned landfill.

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