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BrooklineCAN age-friendly business profile: Aborn True Value Hardware BrooklineCAN Community Content BrooklineCAN (Community Aging Network) is pleased to highlight Aborn True Value Hardware in our series on Brookline’s Age-Friendly businesses. Aborn True Value Hardware, 438 Harvard St., Brookline, began in 1954 as a small key-maker shop. That space — now just one aisle of the store — is approximately 20’x80’. As more space became available, the owners moved walls, added selling s...

Sue Johnson/Daily Mining Gazette Spring is buzzing at Swift’s True Value Hardware store in Houghton as consumers are prepping seasonal chores, freshening up homes and yards and also getting gifts for Mother’s Day. Store Manager Leanne Weeks (pictured behind the counter) and her staff are excited to see everyone who comes through the doors. Newsletter Im interested in (please check all that apply) Daily Newsletter

View Comments Williamston may get a grocery store for the first time in more than 15 years as a sprawling shopping center will soon be purchased by Ingles, according to the property owner and Williamstons mayor.  Ingles will be buying the property, Town Square Center, which is in downtown Williamston near city hall and within sight of Mineral Springs Park, said Mayor Rockey Burgess. The deal is expected to close by the end of the week and due diligence periods have already passed, Burgess sai...

Big changes coming along Grand Avenue in West Des Moines The city is shutting down Grand Avenue between First Street and Fourth Street at 6 a.m. April 19 to rebuild the road. Share Updated: 6:26 PM CDT Apr 15, 2021 Big changes coming along Grand Avenue in West Des Moines The city is shutting down Grand Avenue between First Street and Fourth Street at 6 a.m. April 19 to rebuild the road. Share Updated: 6:26 PM CDT Apr 15, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript STEVE AN...

More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Donations helping Little Lotts Creek Apartments families displaced by fire VOAD raised money for long-stay hotel; Kiwanis to collect material aid Friday In this file photo, emergency vehicles from public safety agencies respond to a fire at Little Lotts Creek Apartments on East Jones Aven...

Seagrens to open in former Two Harbors Shopko The Two Harbors retailer, set to open its second location in late spring, will offer clothing, pet supplies, toys, housewares, automotive and outdoor equipment. Written By: Laura Butterbrodt | × The Shopko Hometown store in Two Harbors, pictured in 2012. (File / Lake County News-Chronicle) Since the close of Two Harbors’ Shopko Hometown in June 2019, there has been no retail store offering that variety of goods betwee...

As we track more snow, we have another warning: new research suggests winter weather can be hard on the heart. Here are some symptoms to look out for. At Stanleys True Value Hardware in Philadelphias Roxborough section, people were stocking up on salt and ice melt. "Its been selling regularly all day and of course the supply is dwindling, but we still have some," said manager Al Powell. "Its crazy, weve been getting storm after storm after storm. Its starting to get old," said Kirk Spingler of ...

February 4, 2021 John C. Lombardi WATERBURY – John Carmen Lombardi, 82, of Waterbury and Old Saybrook, returned to the arms of the love of his life, Rose, on Feb. 2, 2021. John was born on July 14, 1938, in Waterbury, the son of Mary (Massimo) Lombardi and John Lombardi. He leaves four devoted children, Mary-Ann Cyr and her husband, Brian, of Waterbury, and their children, Brittany and her fiancé, Michael, Bradd and Brooke, Carla Guglielmo and her husband, Gary, of Middlebury, and children,...

Councilman Mike Aragosa to run for Glenville supervisor | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Shares0 Democratic Town Councilman Mike Aragosa will be running for town supervisor this fall, taking on six-term incumbent Republican Supervisor Chris Koetzle, who is expected to seek re-election. Aragosa, 57, who was elected to the Town Board in 2017, was endorsed last week by the Scotia-Glenville Democratic Committee. He is currently owner of MMAragosa Home Services, but from 1998 until last summer was co-ow...