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Lynch's Garden Center To Change Name By End Of 2017

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Margaret “Midge” Fowler, owner of Lynch's Garden Center in Southampton Village, said she will be gradually changing the name of the business to represent her family's name. AMANDA BERNOCCO

Margaret “Midge” Fowler, owner of Lynch's Garden Center in Southampton Village, said she will be gradually changing the name of the business to represent her family's name. AMANDA BERNOCCO

authorAmanda Bernocco on Apr 13, 2017
Ever since taking over the shop in early 2015, the new owners of Lynch’s Garden Center in Southampton Village have been planting the seed in their employees’ minds that they... more

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