lumberyard
Noun
Meaning
a workplace where lumber is stocked for sale
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I enjoy living in “apple pie” U.S.A. We have a newspaper, The Signal, a fine grocery store (which delivers), pharmacies, our excellent public library and the Lumberyard Arts Center, with art classes for children and adults.
The Lumberyard Arts Center, 718 High Street, Baldwin City, presents the oil and watercolor paintings of Colleen Zacharias Gregoire, Friday, April 11 through May 10, 2014.
It was not long before we got gridlocked by the parade and had to park on a back road by the lumberyard in town and make our way on foot.
Tracy Bivins said Salvino’s Restaurant also has an agreement for overflow parking with another business; however, Lisa Banas wanted to see a signed agreement with the local businesses and Lumberyard Events Center for use of their parking.
Witnesses to the event said that the thief jumped an eight foot wall and then locked himself up in an abandoned building in Dews Lumberyard.
He used cost estimates for the projects of $1.8 million for the police station, $2.5 million for the public works building, $1 million for the Lumberyard theater, $500,000 for City Hall renovation and $500,000 for the public works headquarters.