BY: Ravyn Cullor
As the federal government shutdown entered its 33rd day on Tuesday, Nick’s Italian on South College Avenue offered a free dinner for furloughed federal employees and their families, as long as they could show their government ID.
“We just wanted to give federal employees a bit of respite from not having a job for a while and just have them come in and have a little fun with their families and have some dinner,” said Nick’s co-owner Nick Doyle. “We just wanted to do something for these folks.”
SOURCE: https://collegian.com
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