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Christmas Village Implements New Booth Accessibility Rules for Shoppers
The Christmas Village and Made in Philadelphia markets will not allow shoppers to enter booths this year, requiring vendors to sell items over counters to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act. This decision, made by German American Marketing, aims to improve accessibility but has raised concerns among vendors about potential impacts on sales. City officials have been criticized for not adequately addressing accessibility issues at events.
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Thomas Bauer
Lindsay Gradel
Vicki Landers
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The Christmas Village and Made in Philadelphia markets will not allow shoppers to enter booths this year, requiring vendors to sell items over counters to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act. This decision, made by German American Marketing, aims to improve accessibility but has raised concerns among vendors about potential impacts on sales. City officials have been criticized for not adequately addressing accessibility issues at events.
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