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In a significant display of concern, over 170 business owners in Burlington have come together to address the alarming rise in crime affecting their community. Among them, Marc Sherman, the owner and co-founder of Outdoor Gear Exchange, has voiced the challenges that local businesses are facing due to this troubling trend. Sherman shared his experiences on a recent broadcast, highlighting how the surge in criminal activity has not only threatened the safety of customers but has also impacted the overall atmosphere of the business district.
The collective letter sent to city leaders underscores the urgent need for action to combat crime and restore a sense of security for both business owners and patrons. Many entrepreneurs are reporting a decline in foot traffic and increased concerns for employee safety, which could have long-lasting effects on the local economy. As the community rallies together, they hope to prompt city officials to implement effective measures that will help curb crime and foster a safer environment for all.
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