Theft of Joy
West Eugene El Taco Taco food cart trailer was stolen overnight
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Beloved west Eugene business El Taco Taco has closed after its food cart trailer was stolen sometime between late night Saturday, Sept. 17, and early … Continue reading
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Beloved west Eugene business El Taco Taco has closed after its food cart trailer was stolen sometime between late night Saturday, Sept. 17, and early … Continue reading
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