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KAREN TINDALL
Holly, MI
In her over 40 years of crafting, KAREN TINDALL has been head candle maker, changed to quilted pillows and quilts, doll clothes and handmade dolls, bears, and snowmen. Today with the addition of her husband, Jay in the crafting, she now deals with wood, antiques, and holiday décor. Her best seller is her 6’ snowman tree. She recently had a customer want three of her 6’ garden girls. This loyal customer returned three more times to purchase a total of 12 of these. “I enjoy the one-of-a-kind items,” Karen relates as “this allows me to find a unique vase and decide how to decorate and pull together all of the parts that make this item pop.” The hunt for that special item inspires Karen to continue this creative effort and challenges her to see how she can design these special pieces. Find Karen in Booth 229 Saturday.
Moderate rain, with a high of 53 and low of 34 degrees. Mist during the morning, sunny during the afternoon, overcast for the evening,
When this was built, was this the only location possible? It seems like it is in the worst geographical location in the city
The WWTP dates to at least 1963 and perhaps even older. It's probably best to take yourself back to this date to imagine what was around the plant when it was built. Not sure why you think it's the worst place. I'm not an expert but seems to be that water flows downhill and the plant should be located near the ri
Next to your house Sam, or further down river outside of city proposed years ago, or to YCUA. After the plants biggest patch job is done the surrounding area will still smell like feces.