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Nov 7, 2023, 5:29 PM

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A West Orange bagel shop owner was found guilty Tuesday of violating a town ordinance.

News 12 New Jersey previously reported that the owner of Bagels By Jarrett violated a town ordinance for covering the windows of the Mount Pleasant Avenue business. This is against town law.

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The town said the coverings had to come down, but owner Jarrett Seltzer refused, and the matter went to court.

Seltzer must now pay more than $4,500 in fines. He says that he plans to appeal.