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- Lissa Gotwals
- Porto owners Clark Hipolito, Emily Barrett and Michael Perry enjoying the first fruits of their labor.
Porto's grand opening at North Hills Shopping Center was a festive affair with beautiful people (as promised), wonderful food and great music.
If you missed it, please allow yourself to live vicariously through these photos.
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