This past Friday was one of Kimball’s last at the shop, as she retired from the job this week after more than 25 years of running the store. While it’s the end of one chapter, the well-loved store isn’t going anywhere.
Those passing through Bristol recently may have noticed a new business setting up shop in a previously vacant spot at 28 North Street. The space most recently housed Smoke and Lola’s café and is now serving as the headquarters of Holy Halvah, run by Rebecca Freedner and Shaun Dedrickson.
Lincoln resident Kate McGowan has spent much of her career working in the nonprofit world, serving in a variety of roles at organizations around the region. She’ll bring the skills and experiences she’s gained over the years into her new position as director of the Lincoln Library.
The Vergennes City Council on Tuesday discussed and appeared to favor eventually adopting a policy that would “create a clear expectation of civil behavior by all municipal appointees and employees and … a fair, progressive sequence of consequences for violations.”
Local residents are joining a nationwide effort to use postcards to combat misinformation about national policies.
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