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Outside Chambana, posting placards is voluntary

By Melanie Campbell and Claire Everett | May 1, 2014

Anyone entering the Culver’s on Neil Street in Champaign will immediately see a placard showing the results of the restaurant’s most recent food inspection.

Drive one mile south to the Burger King in Savoy, and there is no placard displayed.

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