Somersworth candy story owners assaulted in possible hate crime
Somersworth police are investigating a possible hate crime against two owners of a local candy store who twice were taunted and assaulted outside their home.
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Somersworth police are investigating a possible hate crime against two owners of a local candy store who twice were taunted and assaulted outside their home.
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Richway - Kinson Trevor N Chrissy quickly replied: "God, yes!" Richway were a chain of supermarkets that operated in the South of England and the Isle of Wight _______________________________________________________________ Bejam - Ashley Road, Poole Bejam was a British frozen food retailer founded by in 1968 John Apthorp and based in Stanmore, London. In January 1989, Bejam was bought by its rival Iceland. The shops were rebranded to carry the Iceland name. This store on Ashley Road is pictured in the early 1970s along with H C Peal on the corner of Ashley Road and Jubilee Road. ...