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Lemonade stand hits the spot

Tribune Staff

| May 19, 2020

Printed in the May 20, 2020 edition

Photo by Kristal HayesIt may not be summer yet but the heat sure makes it feel like it and entrepreneur Aubrey Hayes (left) made the most of it by opening up shop. She sold lemonade, pickles, jawbreakers and Rice Krispy treats at a stand outside her house, bringing in plenty of customers including brothers Logan (center) and Tyson Gardner (right).