Eyeglass Clinic a Success in Lyndonville

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Our Executive Director, Renee Hungerford, as a member of the Lyndonville Lions Club volunteered for the day during this event.  We also had three Board Members (also Club members) volunteer for the day: Bruce Schmidt, Lynne Johnson and Dr. Nancy Ciavarri.  Thanks to all that made this day a huge success!

Orleans Hub article:  https://orleanshub.com/big-turnout-today-for-eyeglass-clinic-in-lyndonville/​​​​​​​  

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April 9th Fundraiser

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A Great Success!

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Good morning!

On Saturday, the Main Street Store participated in the Albion Sip N’ Stroll.  The store was packed with many who have never been in the store and we heard many positive comments.  Our goal was to introduce the store to people who were not aware of this hidden gem and I believe we accomplished the mission.  It was a fun event!  We had delicious food samples from Wild Flour Deli and Bakery and Wine Tasting brought to us by Sarah’s Studio. We also had live music by Woody and Friends followed by Cheyenna-Rain Eagle. Several staff members and friends took time from their Saturday to assist with the event as well as others who supported in other ways.  Many thanks to everyone who contributed!!   I am told there were at least 300 tasters and many were overhead commenting that they will be back to do more shopping!!  This was a great success! Thank you for being part of the solution!

Renee Hungerford, Executive Director

 

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