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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 ....
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, the tables and shelves are packed with sourdough bread, herbal tinctures and soaps, homey pies and jams, cookies and bushels of dry beans. The stock is provided by some 30 local producers, some of them farms, others cottage food businesses run out of home kitchens. Some of the produce is grown just outside in a handful of garden beds. ....
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 Outpost that the non-profit’s board of directors unanimously agreed to evict the stand’s owner and operator, Kathy Mullen, after she repeatedly violated her lease agreement. The decision was announced this morning in a statement issued by the NRLT. ....
Wholesale Golden Bakery Grateful Bread Pivots to Retail Sales Pandemic-driven demand for the shop’s loaves and pastries led owners Jeff Cleary and Kathy Mullen to expand direct-to-consumer sales. Sarah Kuta • March 1, 2021 On a Saturday morning in mid-February, when temperatures were in the single digits along the Front Range, a socially distanced crowd gathered outside Grateful Bread in Golden. Despite the below-zero windchill, nearly 300 hardy Coloradans showed up for the chance to buy the bakery’s lemon Danishes, sticky buns, maple pecan snickerdoodles, loaves of bread, and other freshly baked goodies and even that impressive number is less than a typical, warmer-weather Saturday turnout. ....
Man accused of armed burglary, damaging property in Cape Coral Published: December 22, 2020 10:03 PM EST Updated: December 22, 2020 11:28 PM EST Recommended Saturday, Cape Coral Police Department arrested suspect Christopher Logan Fritz, 49, after he was accused of trying to break into two homes in Cape Coral. According to CCPD, police were in the 700 block of SE 35th Street near Country Club Boulevard in Cape Coral, where neighbors reported a man banging on homes and trying to get inside them. Christopher Logan Fritz, 49. Credit: Lee County Sheriff’s Office. A homeowner, who did not want to interview on camera, told us he woke up to noise, thinking it was an animal knocking on the glass door to his lanai and walked out to find a man with a bloody gash on his face on the other side trying to get in. He and his fellow neighbors were shocked to learn the man accused of doing it lived a few houses down from them. ....