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Ink & Ivy Tattoos opened up a new tattoo parlor in Cibolo. (Andrew Creelman/Community Impact)

3 businesses now open in Northeast San Antonio

By Andrew Creelman

Here's a look at some businesses that have recently opened up in Northeast San Antonio.

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