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A Peabody coffee shop offering job training for people with disabilities will close at the end of July due to rising costs and reduced funding. The nonprofit Northeast Arc, which operates the cafe, cited financial challenges resulting from increased expenses and decreased state and federal support. The cafe, open since 2016, has trained around 60 interns, with many finding employment elsewhere, but the organization will cease operations at this location by month’s end.
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