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This down-home restaurant in Middlesex opened in 1965, and the same family still runs it, led by Mama who at 92 still works every ... This country store in Beulaville is known for its homemade bread, sandwiches and doughnuts, and respected for the devout group ... The owner of a classic diner in Sanford was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer nearly put the business up for sale, but he said his ...
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- This down-home restaurant in Middlesex opened in 1965, and the same family still runs it, led by Mama who at 92 still works every ...
- This country store in Beulaville is known for its homemade bread, sandwiches and doughnuts, and respected for the devout group ...
- The owner of a classic diner in Sanford was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer nearly put the business up for sale, but he said his ...
- These hams are cured the old-fashioned way, salted and hung to dry for months and you can't find them online.
- This down-home family restaurant in Sanford has been open more than 60 years, and 84-year-old Mrs.
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