“I’m not planning on going anywhere.”
— Watermark Books & Cafe managing partner Sarah Bagby on how, though she always needs customer support, business is fine despite several others near Douglas and Oliver that are closing
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Watermark books – good. Watermark cafe – good. Lincoln Heights SC – good. Douglas & Oliver – good. Life – good. Cloudy weather – good if you like being alive. Warm November – very good.
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[...] doesn’t seem to be an end in sight. Apparently Watermark Books isn’t going anywhere, but that’s about the only good business news I’ve heard regarding the area lately. [...]