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City’s first child care, coffee and co-working space coming to Southwest Austin
Community Impact Newspaper This fall Southwest Austin will become home to the city’s first co-working space that also offers child care. Shelly Weiser, owner of The Hive, said she was inspired to open the business after attempting to work from home as a freelance graphic … |
City’s first child care, coffee and co-working space coming to Southwest Austin – Community Impact Newspaper
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