Williamsburg Produce Co. Memories at Guy Mae’s Tavern
Local residents recall Williamsburg Produce Co. a 1930s era mixed grocery and feed store that doubled as a social hub. Dee Horne cites JE Decker and a great grandfather as founders and notes offerings from cream to seasonal produce, feed, baby chicks, and an egg room with candling using a metal egg scale.
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Williamsburg Proaptice Co
Williamsburg
Guy & Mae's Tavern
Williamsburg-area
Williamsburg Produce Co
Elston
Dee” Horne
Ris
Kathryn Horne
Fran Bennett
Carolyn Trimble
Norma Steward
Dee Horne
JE. Decker
Horne
Trimble
Richmond Woman Sells Handcrafted Wares At Free Fair
Katie Tooley built a weekend craft venture over five years, selling paracord bracelets bows and clever cups at fairs in Richmond including the Richmond Free Fair in her hometown. She enjoys interactions with customers and the joy of making people happy as the fair grows each year.
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Katie Tooley
Richmond
Tooley
Kate
Storm knocks out power on north and south Ottawa sides
A damaging storm caused two power outages in Ottawa with rain, lightning and strong winds. About half the northern residential area and a third of the southern area lost power, the latter due to a tree falling on a circuit near Sixth and Cedar. Restoration stretched into early Friday with crews isolating the affected south side.
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Ottawa
Dennis Tharp
Utilities
Fifth
Sycamore
Leo
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