When life hands you lemons
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June 18, 2020

When life hands you lemons

By From JT Staff Reports

Above, Frankie Reardon, in yellow, and Jayden Thomas attempt to use a sign to drum up business for their impromptu lemonade stand they set up at the corner of Fourth and Maple Streets Wednesday. The pair said they were attempting to raise money for a pair of shoes for Reardon. They were successful i...

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