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Imagination Station is welcomed to Winslow

Tribune Staff

| April 5, 2017

Printed in the April 5, 2017 edition

Photo by L. Parsons The Winslow Chamber of Commerce recently welcomed Imagination Station to the business community. Owner Melissa Nelson (right) wielded the scissors at the ribbon cutting. The new daycare facility offers before and after school care, all day care, preschool and an infant room. Imagination Station is located at 1313 E. Third Street in Winslow. Also present were (left to right) Tammy Curley, Michelle Pennington, Berry Larson, Lori Romero, Kathy Patton, Darcey McKee, Cathy Galvan, Michael Mendoza, Frank Guzman, Alicia Aguilar and Chamber CEO Bob Hall.