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Search for EV charging station led new owner to save Hobart s Green Door Books, which looks to rebrand, add wine bar and literary Airbnbs where guests can stay above a bookstore

A Washington D.C. attorney who specializes in space and satellite law bought an electric car in Colorado, drove it cross-country back home and serendipitously ended up buying a Hobart bookstore

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Strange Attractors: The Ephrem Stories by Janice Deal

SPONSORED: Strange Attractors: The Ephrem Stories brings together author Janice Deal's award-winning stories about Ephrem, Illinois.

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Small Business Saturday events planned across Region

Small Business Saturday asks people to consider buying gifts at local merchants, the independent mom-and-pop shops that make communities unique.

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Riverside s Cellar Door Books starts new chapter in its new location – Redlands Daily Facts

Expected two-week downtime turned into three months, but the indie bookseller is now open in Mission Grove center. Columnist David Allen relates the saga.

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Riverside s Cellar Door Books starts new chapter in its new location – San Bernardino Sun

Expected two-week downtime turned into three months, but the indie bookseller is now open in Mission Grove center. Columnist David Allen relates the saga.

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