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The Merchants of Avon's Historic French Creek District Welcome You!

September 11 & 12, 2010 For over twenty-five years the merchants of Avon have Celebrated
the beauty of the Fall & Harvest season by hosting the Fall Festival. Regional Antique Dealers gather to display
their treasures, while local merchants feature decorative accents and seasonal gifts. Area restaurants offer tasty
tidbits to tempt your palate. A Farmers Market and Kids Pavilion
have been added to the 2010 festivities. Mark your calendars for this fun-filled, family event!
Members in the News Aunt
Teak & Uncle Junque City-Wide Sale ...and a good time was had by all! Hundreds, possibly thousands, of visitors
descend upon Avon for this annual favorite, June 26 & 27. The streets of Avon were filled with happy shoppers visiting the hundreds
of garage & yard sales. Shop owners are reporting a record turnout for their Sidewalk Sales & Storewide
Discounts. Everyone was taking advantage of the huge savings.
Strip Of Success With a little luck and a lot of vision, Ron Larson has turned a pocket of Avon into a flourishing business district.
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| Ron Larson, Owner, Strip Steakhouse & Olde Avon Village |
One look at Ron Larson and you can tell he isn’t
a stereotypical businessman. On an early spring afternoon, his wardrobe consists of jeans and a bandana over his ponytail-length
hair. He smokes a pipe and prides himself on being a history buff.
Larson was never destined to make his mark on
business in a steel skyscraper. Instead, he has created his own historic paradise, Olde Avon Village, in the corners and shadows
of Lorain County’s fastest-growing city. Strangers who aren’t searching for Strip Steakhouse or Sassy’s
or Jax or Carriage House might not know about the stores — and history — tucked off Detroit Road in Avon. But
Larson says he likes it that way.
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