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Dick's to open new location

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Source: Seattle News
Originally published: Aug 31, 2010 - 11:26 am

Dick's Drive-in says they will open a new location. (KIRO Radio/file)

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There's going to be a new addition to Seattle's iconic Dick's Drive-in chain.

"Thinking about building our first new restaurant in the Seattle area in 36 years," said Jim Spady, son of co-founder Dick Spady, on KIRO Radio's Ron & Don Show.

There currently are five Dick's drive-ins serving up burgers, fries and shakes in the city.

Spady says the chain wants the public's input on where the new restaurant should be built.

"You go to DicksDriveIn.com and you vote for north, south, or east."

The restaurant has posted the poll at their website seeking the public's input.

The new location will create about 20 new jobs.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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