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The brothers Darrenkamp listen ... buy E-town store . . . Yeah! Our sources had been talking about this for months. Could it be that their voices were among those heard and were part of the decision making process? Business follows public demand, but will there be enough? We'll do our best to support the new local store, gas pumps, and cafe/buffet take-out (?), which will be the closest providers of these necessities, except for the 19 cent lb bananas on Tuesday at the Melon Man across the street. It's a great piece, here's a paragraph regarding the son of the store's founder, more about the route at The brothers Darrenkamp listen ... buy E-town store:

Now Jerry and his wife, Jane, 75, are retired, but they still help with the business. Jane stuffs more than 600 paychecks every Thursday morning, and Jerry travels the southern end of the county in an old step van two to three days a week, peddling food to about 150 Amish families. "He just loves it," said Larry . . .