'It?s just not safe': Roxborough food cart owner closes an hour early due to school dismissal concerns
Despite that, Doyle says he is losing $50-$100 a day by choosing to close an hour early, around 2:00 p.m., to avoid Roxborough High School?s dismissal. He says there have been issues with students congregating in large numbers at the bus stop at Ridge Avenue and Walnut Lane as they wait to transfer to another bus.
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