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“I’m terrified.” Small retail owners like Dorothea at Trunc in Northern Liberties are counting on these next two weeks before Christmas. She worries about rising Covid cases leading to tougher restrictions.
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“Dorothea Gamble and Dagmar Mitchell, both 63, met and fell in love more than 20 years ago. Far from retiring or settling down, their dream is just now picking up: an arts and lifestyle business showcasing the work of artists and artisans from around the region.”
— Philadelphia Inquire 5
“From word art to glass art to African designs, the talented artisans at Trunc ensure there's something for every home.”
— Action News 6 ABC
“New Shop Trunc Is All About Supporting Local Artisans”
— Action News 6 ABC
“Northern Liberties boutique 'rooted in the cycle of life'
FOX 29's Jenn Fred reports from Trunc, an artisan boutique
out of Northern Liberties.”
— Fox 29 Philadelphia