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Seine-Maritime: the Darblay Chapel Stationery Could Be Saved with the Entry of the State Into Capital

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Closed since 2019, the Chapelle Darblay stationery, in Seine-Maritime, could well resume service with the entry of the state to the capital of the recovery project to the tune of 27 million euros, as well as private investors. Employees have good hope.

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Seine-Maritime: the Darblay Chapel Stationery Could Be Saved with the Entry of the State Into Capital

Closed since 2019, the Chapelle Darblay stationery, in Seine-Maritime, could well resume service with the entry of the state to the capital of the recovery project to the tune of 27 million euros, as well as private investors. Employees have good hope.

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franceinfo.fr broke the news in 1 day ago on Wednesday, June 18, 2025.

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