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Contributed by: Mike Stites on 11/26/2006

It's week 12 and here are some answers from last week. Valente's used to be called Jenny's and before that it was a gas station. McCoy's Sewing, and McCoy's Wood Working and a drug store were where Wheat Ridge Cyclery is today. Now for this week,for years before there was a Marc's Restaurant what was at that location? Have you entered the Christmas Lighting Contest yet? At 38th and Pierce where Meeker Auto Sales is located, what used to be on the property? The gas station located at 38th and Quay, what was located there years ago? For bonus points, the name was what? Please take the time to drive around our town this Holiday Season. Getting to know our community can be fun.
Mike Stites

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