Wallace's data chart is a beauty. Plain and informative. We get bombarded with "shaped" information, conclusory presentations, and graphics when a simple array of data points, with clear descriptions and notations does the job. It's like he is an expert or something in this sort of thing. Remember when we used to appreciate experts?
I mostly shop at Olivers where seniors get 10% off on Wednesday's. Also Whole Foods has cheaper items if you are a member and Safeway often has ice cream 2 for 1. So shop around folks.
Fircrest is our go-to market. Everyone who works there is helpful and friendly and we can easily find everything we want. It’s good to know that their prices are still the best even after the Hoffmans retired.
I live right in town but I shop at Oliver's (usually Stony Point store). That store is amazing. It's employee owned and I have yet to run across an employee who doesn't seem happy to be there. The produce is the best of all the stores around. Generally you'll find me at Oliver's at 7:00 am on Wednesdays because I can take advantage of their 10% senior discount (Wednesdays). I like supporting the local food producers and I appreciate Oliver's quailty.
Most of us love this area for many reasons, including the locally owned shops. I've visited friends in other areas, even semi-rural places like ours, and Walmart has put all the local grocers out of business. I hope never to have to buy anything, particularly my food, at Walmart. Or Amazon/Bezos' Whole Foods. Even if I have to pay a little more, as long as they exist, I'll always patronize the locally owned Fircrests, Community Markets, Olivers, Andys, Pacific Markets that give back to our local community.
Wallace's data chart is a beauty. Plain and informative. We get bombarded with "shaped" information, conclusory presentations, and graphics when a simple array of data points, with clear descriptions and notations does the job. It's like he is an expert or something in this sort of thing. Remember when we used to appreciate experts?
I mostly shop at Olivers where seniors get 10% off on Wednesday's. Also Whole Foods has cheaper items if you are a member and Safeway often has ice cream 2 for 1. So shop around folks.
Fircrest is our go-to market. Everyone who works there is helpful and friendly and we can easily find everything we want. It’s good to know that their prices are still the best even after the Hoffmans retired.
I live right in town but I shop at Oliver's (usually Stony Point store). That store is amazing. It's employee owned and I have yet to run across an employee who doesn't seem happy to be there. The produce is the best of all the stores around. Generally you'll find me at Oliver's at 7:00 am on Wednesdays because I can take advantage of their 10% senior discount (Wednesdays). I like supporting the local food producers and I appreciate Oliver's quailty.
Most of us love this area for many reasons, including the locally owned shops. I've visited friends in other areas, even semi-rural places like ours, and Walmart has put all the local grocers out of business. I hope never to have to buy anything, particularly my food, at Walmart. Or Amazon/Bezos' Whole Foods. Even if I have to pay a little more, as long as they exist, I'll always patronize the locally owned Fircrests, Community Markets, Olivers, Andys, Pacific Markets that give back to our local community.