Gee: Wait, what?! Olympia wants to tear down a 47-year-old berry stand to build a ‘community’ park?
The city of Olympia plans to acquire the property of a family-run berry stand that has operated for 47 years. The site is intended for a new community park project. The business may be forced to close due to the city's acquisition plans.
A family-run berry stand in Olympia that has operated for 47 years may have to close because the city plans to acquire the property for a new community park.
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