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Longtime Willmar businessman Orvis Pattison says rumors of a Kandi Entertainment Center sale are untrue. Pattison, who built the building, above, at 500 19th Avenue Southeast in 1977, says business remains good, citing bowling leagues are up, wedding receptions are doing well and the Latino community has been using the KEC for birthday celebrations. Tribune photo by Gary Miller

Kandi Entertainment Center in Willmar, Minn., hasn't been sold

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