PHOTO RELEASE: Gottheimer Visits Family-Owned Café e Dolci in Franklin, Meets with Owners, Staff, Customers

Oct 13, 2021

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Above: Gottheimer honors Café e Dolci owners, Keith Yodice and Debbie Yodice, with a Congressional Certificate of Recognition.

FRANKLIN, NJ — U.S. Congressman Josh Gottheimer (NJ-5) met with the owners, staff, and customers at family-owned small business, Café e Dolci. Café e Dolci is a local favorite that offers high-quality coffee, food, desserts, and more.

Gottheimer honored the cafe owners, Keith and Debbie Yodice, with a Congressional Certificate of Recognition for their service to the community and dedication to supporting their staff throughout the pandemic.

Below: Gottheimer visits with staff and customers of Café e Dolce in Franklin.

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