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Visitors dine in an outdoor seating area next to a Journey Coffee poster at Theatre DeVille in Vacaville, Tuesday, April 6, 2021. Journey Coffee has taken over the theater s lobby. (Aaron Rosenblatt/Daily Republic)
DeVille, home to Journey Downtown, offers food, coffee, more
For owners Morne and Nicole Van Staden, it’s a new Journey.
The couple has opened their fourth Journey Coffee in the historic Theatre DeVille.
After a one-day soft opening, the lobby was filled with people, some of them picking up $50 Journey gift cards courtesy of Clark Doyle. Their accompanying friends landed a $25 gift card.
Doyle, president of Pacific Community Lender Inc., said he was pleased to see the doors open again and wanted to help boost the small business.
Morne-van-stadenMary-wilsonNicole-van-stadenFarzad-mobinBob-vollmerVan-stadensVan-stadenClark-doyleWanda-cookBing-crosbyVacaville-papa-roachAlamo-plaza in effect and all comes on the heels of record rainfall that forced a closure of several highways before today s rain dallas saw 16 inches of rain in may, near houston a triple threat under way, water risesing on the river, the san jacinto and colorado rivers as well. forecasters say the colorado could crest at 43 feet today that would cause major flooding. and wharton ordered evacuation for two dozen homes. officials in dallas cautioning residents about the rising water levels. water will not disappear overnight. it could take days. we are asking for people to head home early and find alternate routes. president barack obama declared a flood disaster in tk. 28 people have been killed following last week s storms in texas and oklahoma. ten people remain missing. joining me in women berly, texas, sarah, with a good day to you, before you get to what s happening in your area can you tell me what s going on in dallas right now? well good afternoon, alex. dallas getting hit
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