LOCAL
Willey Farms reopens following fire
Damian Giletto
The News Journal
Phil Montigney of Townsend ties a tree to the roof of his SUV Friday morning at Willey Farms.
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Pauline Beshore works the cashier counter at Willey Farms on Black Friday.
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Sophie Lavoie Boone, 8, looks at a tree on Black Friday at Willey Farms. The business reopened Friday for the first time since a fire destroyed much of the business earlier this month.
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Richard Seewald waits to load a Christmas Tree Friday morning at Willey Farms.
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Herb and Bobbyjo Geissler of Newark leave Willey Farms with a Christmas wreath Friday morning.
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Donna Cavender pulls a large shelving unit filled with Christmas roping Friday morning at Willey Farms.
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Serdio Sanchez trims a Christmas tree Friday morning at Willey Farms near Townsend. The business opened for the first time since a fire on November 5th destroyed most of the business.
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Richard Seewald Sr. loosens up a tree Friday morning at Willey Farms near Townsend.
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Willey Farms near Townsend reopened Friday selling Christmas trees, wreaths and roping. The business sustained massive damage during a fire earlier this month. Officials have not yet said what caused the fire.
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