Volunteer Alex Franzgote organizes donations while people around him shop for items to replace possessions lost in the Oct. 9 explosion on Lincoln Avenue. Several shoppers took advantage of the one-day event Sunday at Redwood & Sage Photo Studio, 121 E. Calhoun St., which joined with other businesses to help victims of the blast. (Independent photo by Ken Farver)
By Eileen Millard news@the woodstockindependent.com In the days since the Oct. 9 gas explosion at 321 Lincoln Ave. and the ensuing fire at the building next door, the people of […]
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