Strange things are afoot at the Circle-K….or Wawa

There is currently a community wide discussion on plans involving a Wawa on Springfield. BHCW emailed the Mayor and Town Administrator with questions (attached). We will post the response once we get more information.
Email to Mayor and Town Admin:
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