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Johnny Doughnuts closes half of its Bay Area locations
The Bay Area donut chain has shuttered three of its six stores, including some in San Rafael and Napa.
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Johnny Doughnuts, a locally owned Bay Area donut chain that started in San Rafael in 2012, has closed three of its six stores as of Monday, KRON4 reported.
The chain had expanded to six locations across the Bay Area, with its most recent opening in Napa.
CEO Craig Blum confirmed the closures, indicating a pullback from the earlier expansion plans.
These closures affect customers in the Bay Area, including San Rafael and Napa where the stores had operated.
The company has not announced plans for future openings or additional closures at this time.
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