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PREVOIUSLY: Kneeland Glen Farm Stand Owner Evicted After Dog-Bite Incident, Repeat Warnings About Bringing Her Dog Onto the Property; Community Organizes Peaceful Protest
The story headlined "In Memoriam" in the May 20, 2021 edition of the North Coast Journal included an incorrect age for Charles Irwin Davis, who was 88 years old. Additionally, a story headlined "Trouble at Kneeland Glen" in the same edition misidentified Dan Ehresman's role at the North Coast Regional Land Trust and included an incorrect weight for Tootsie the dog. Ehresman is the land trust's executive director and Tootsie weighs approximately 25 pounds. The Journal regrets the errors.
click to flip through (2) Photo by Jennifer Fumiko Cahill Kneeland Glen Farm Stand at the entrance to Freshwater Farm Reserve. To the left of the gravel road entrance to the Freshwater Farms Reserve — 74 acres of marshland, working pastures and trails — Kneeland Glen Farm Stand's little shop is nearly camouflaged by the vines and shrubbery growing up to its green rooftop. The entrance, too, is obscured by flowering branches on one side and a stall of free items — clothes, shoes, books and VHS tapes — on the other. Inside, ...
Kneeland Glen Farm Stand Owner Evicted After Dog-Bite Incident, Repeat Warnings About Bringing Her Dog Onto the Property; Community Organizes Peaceful Protest The Kneeland Glen Farm Stand. | Photos provided by Kathy Mullen The Kneeland Glen Farm Stand, a beloved community resource for fresh produce and other locally made goods, located just west of Three Corners Market, may close permanently at the end of the month after the stand’s owner received an eviction letter from the Northcoast Regional Land Trust yesterday. Northcoast Regional Land Trust Executive Director Dan Ehresman told the Ou...