Boyd's store closing ends nine months of business
The owner reflects on the store's final days after nine months of operation, noting challenges and memories as the business closes. Page 7 explains the circumstances and the plans for the storefront.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 2011
Page
7
The owner reflects on the store's final days after nine months of operation, noting challenges and memories as the business closes. Page 7 explains the circumstances and the plans for the storefront.
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City negotiates one annexation while the other faces legal challenge. Gary Underwood agrees to join the city in 2.5 years on his 9.37 acre property at 2515 E Logan St. Fireworks operator Mark Shay on 34.75 acres at 2597 US 59 hires Blaine Finch of Green Finch Covington to oppose annexation, citing loss of sales and $937.10 in taxes. Public hearing postponed to 7 p.m. Aug. 3 at City Hall to allow Finch to prepare.
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