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Cleveland Independents Gift Certificate Sale Tomorrow

By on Wed, Jan 19, 2011 at 2:19 pm

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Important reminder that Cleveland Independents (www.clevelandindependents.com) will hold its quarterly gift certificate sale tomorrow, January 20. The time is not announced to prevent the website from crashing, which it has done multiple times in the past.

The organization posts gift certificates on its website from over 90 locally owned, independent restaurants in two denominations: $50 certificates that sell for $35, and $25 certificates that sell for $17.50.

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