Peoria Journal Star: Farmington Road comedy club struggling to survive amid COVID shutdown

Peoria Journal Star: Farmington Road comedy club struggling to survive amid COVID shutdown

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Dan Conlin, owner of Jukebox Comedy Club, 3527 W. Farmington Rd., is asking for help in keeping the 30-year-old business alive amid the COVID-19 lockdown. The Jukebox was shut down in March, reopened under strict capacity limits in July, and closed again in November under health department guidelines.

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