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Dutch Girl Donuts Pauses Business

The lack of a full staff has prompted the popular donut shop that has been around for over 75 years to halt business.

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The popular donut shop at the corner of 7 mile and Woodward has been in business for over 75 years. They temporally closed their doors tarting Wednesday.
The popular donut shop at the corner of 7 mile and Woodward has been in business for over 75 years. They temporally closed their doors tarting Wednesday. (David Allen/Patch)

DETROIT—Dutch Girl donuts in Detroit said on Tuesday evening they have indefinitely paused operations due to staffing shortages.

In a FaceBook message, the famous donut shop located at Seven Mile and Woodward said, "In an effort to resume a full staff and hours that we have prided ourselves on for 75 years, we have decided to temporarily pause operations."

“Dutch Girl will be closed starting 9/1. We appreciate all your support over the years and will continue to keep you updated.”

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The donut shop did not announce when they will open back up after closing their doors on Wednesday morning, but say they'll provide updates.

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