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The estate of the owner of the Bridgeview Diner in Bay Ridge and the George Diner in Queens will pay back taxes and a fine equal to approximately $1.8 million.Screenshot via Google Earth

Bay Ridge’s Bridgeview Diner involved in tax evasion case, owners estate to pay $1.8 million

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