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New Flagship site will let city build on tech hub success
The Step Ahead Inc. crew, including Bailey Surrett, Laura Angermeier, and Holly Fisher, are growing out of their space in local Flagship tech hub. They're looking at possibly relocating next door now that the city has approved renovations for FS2.Image credit: Kaitlyn Iserman
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