As the owner of Clark’s Diamond Jewelers on Sherman Avenue, Jane Clark would be the first to say that she’s no meteorologist. Even so, she’s learned a whole lot about snow over the years, thanks to the store’s annual “Let it Snow” campaign.
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As the owner of Clark’s Diamond Jewelers on Sherman Avenue, Jane Clark would be the first to say that she’s no meteorologist. Even so, she’s learned a whole lot about snow over the years, thanks to the store’s annual “Let it Snow” campaign.
yro Spectaculars show producer Richard Knowlton isn’t afraid of a little rain, though he is hoping for a high cloud deck during tonight’s fireworks show. “We can shoot in any weather except when it’s a safety matter like high wind or lighting,” Knowlton said.
For many, The Altar Church provided more than a free meal on Thanksgiving Day. “The church serving as a place for people when they have nowhere else to go today is so important, especially in today’s society,” said Cesa Dibble. “Open arms can really make such a difference.”
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It wasn’t easy for a woman to open her own business in 1976 — but Carolyn Lyden did it anyway. And she did it well: so well that she and her family recently celebrated the business’s 50th anniversary.
Work on the 50,000 square foot mixed-use "Nonna" building is moving along, with the expected completion date falling in mid-October of 2026, according to HDG architecture.
By first impression, Kristen Guzman may not seem like the type to be easily moved. But when she opened a handmade ‘thank you’ card from children served by Canopy Village, she couldn’t help but come close to tears.