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According to fans of Jennifer Kumm’s biscotti recipe, “It doesn’t feel like Christmastime until we’ve had biscotti!” She said her friends and her coworkers at Holyoke Veterinary Service love for he

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This May 1888 photo shows the Gordon House, built on the southwest corner of Denver Street and Baxter Avenue by Miss Lizzie Gordon, opening Feb. 5, 1888, at an expense of over $7,000. Rooms could be rented for $100 per month. In 1886, in her mid-20s, Gordon filed a claim on a piece of land in Logan County that later became part of the Holyoke townsite. In 1887, she sold the land to the Lincoln Land Company, and the town was platted and lots were sold. When she sold the land, she agreed to put up a building, and the two-story hotel was erected, with W.H. Moore as the first proprietor. The Gordon House held frequent balls and lavish dinners, and although Holyoke had nine saloons when the hotel first opened, no liquor was served at this first-class hotel. Later dubbed “The Bee Hive,” the building was torn down in February 1930. — source: Phillips County Museum

Peekin’ into the past

Five Years Ago — Dec. 4, 2014

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