Sisters Run Competing Craft Shops Next to Flea Market
In SOUTH AMHERST two sisters run adjacent craft shops at 46400 Telegraph Road. Shelly Sterk of Simply Country and her sister Callie Greszler of Treasure Trove compete yet cooperate, sharing space next to Jamie's Flea Market. Simply Country relies on consignments with about 20 sellers. Treasure Trove features many items handmade by Greszler. Both stores, open midweek and weekends, offer furniture, crafts, and decor with prices from $1.99 to $600, leveraging the flea market traffic while facing it as a rival.
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Developers eye Grove Site project in Lorain
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Economy slows after initial GDP surge in Q1
The US economy showed a strong first quarter with GDP up at a red hot annual rate, but economists warn growth slowed in the current quarter. Consumer spending, a major driver, eased and confidence fell amid accounting scandals and job worries. WorldCom fallout adds to caution for capital spending and spending plans.
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AP Briefs From Iola Chicago and San Antonio Briefs
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