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Utah Tobacco Licenses Page 1 of 38 (SORTED BY LOCAL HEALTH DEPARTMENTS) DUPLICATES Tobacco License Outlet Bear River Taxpayer Expiration E Cig Only Address City County Phone Number ACTIVE 001 BEAR RIVER COUNTRY MARKET LLC 10/31/2021 False 4670 W 5900 N BEAR RIVER CITY UT 84301-8001 BEAR RIVER CITY BOX ELDER 4352791828 ACTIVE 0292 7 ELEVEN SALES CORP 9/30/2022 False 1072 S MAIN ST BRIGHAM CITY UT 84302-3148 BRIGHAM CITY BOX ELDER 8012434781 ACTIVE 0001 ADAM ANEES INC 1/31/2023 False 249 N MAIN ST BRIGHAM CITY UT 84302-2119 BRIGHAM CITY BOX ELDER 4352256353 ACTIVE 010 BELL BROTHERS OIL COMPANY INC 9/30/2023 False 1096 MEDICAL DR BRIGHAM CITY UT 84302-3050 BRIGHAM CITY BOX ELDER 4353364411 ACTIVE 001 BOX ELDER AERIE NO 2919 FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES INC 1/31/2023 False 912 N MAIN ST BRIGHAM CITY UT 84302-1454 BRIGHAM CITY BOX ELDER 4357349031 ACTIVE 002 DUKES C STORES LLC 8/31/2021 False 986 S MAIN ST BRIGHAM CITY UT 84302-3162 BRIGHAM CITY BOX ELDER 4357704816 ACTIVE 001 JER KEN INC 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    Planning Commission Minutes of 11-26-2019

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