The Hispanic community doubled, growing from 52 to 104. Like the mostly German immigrants who settled Brookville 175 years ago, Gao came here because she had friends who could help her get work and adjust to new surroundings. She immigrated to the United States four years ago, living in California until she moved here. Gao works as a cashier at the new China House restaurant on Main Street, which her friends manage. She's hoping her family will be able to come to the United States this fall.
People are very nice.
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