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Gina Maria's Pizza Folds After 50 Years With $2.9M in Debt
The Twin Cities chain shuttered all four locations abruptly in October 2025. Court filings reveal the extent of the insolvency as the local institution exits.
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Gina Maria's Pizza, a Minnesota-based chain that served the Twin Cities for five decades, has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. The company listed approximately $2.9 million in debt in court documents. All four of its locations ceased operations without prior notice in October 2025, effectively ending the regional institution's run. The sudden closures mark the conclusion of a business that had been a local fixture since its founding.
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