As a little girl, Melinda Rose would ride her bike down Roland Avenue to get a milkshake from Tuxedo Pharmacy’s old-fashioned soda fountain. On Friday, several decades later, the lifelong customer was back at the store to pick up a routine prescription. She planned on making it a quick trip. Then…
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'It's time to go': Baltimore's family-run Tuxedo Pharmacy to close after eight decades on Roland Avenue
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