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|  Can you name any of the people? Kenny Gamache on left Former Police Chief of NAPD Posted: 05/01/2001 Can you name any of the people? is that Roger Belleau in backround? Posted: 05/01/2001 Can you name any of the people? Kenny Gamache Can you name the location? Posted: 05/01/2001 Can you name any of the people? Kenny Gamache and the dark haired girl on the curb is his daughter Can you name the location? Posted: 05/01/2001 Comments... Can't be Roger Belleau. At that time he was about the same age as the girls sitting on the curb. Posted: 05/02/2001 Can you name any of the people? Officer Ken Gamache Can you name the location? Posted: 05/24/2001 Can you name any of the people? Debbie Gamache Norcross Posted: 10/28/2002 Can you name any of the people? Debbie Gamache Norcross Comments... Posted: 10/28/2002 Can you name any of the people? Ken Gamache, Krista Gamache, Maria Candilloro Posted: 11/10/2004 Comments... Who is old enough to remember the Mohawk Gift Shop across the street one store down from Ashland Street...it was run by the Lenhoff's and they had the neatest indian slippers and all kinds of goodies...If I remember correctly, they also owned a shop on the Mohawk Trail. When darn ole urban renual came, the owners retired and thier loyal employee opened the shop in the picture. Posted: 06/25/2008 Comments... I REMEMBER! MY MOTHER AND I USED TO GO IN ALL THE TIME AND LOOK AT THE BEAUTIFUL INDIAN THINGS...THOSE WERE THE DAYS! Posted: 11/11/2009 Comments... I also remember when it was up near the corner of Main and Ashland....I think one of the employees bought it when the owners retired and moved down the street to the location in the picture. Posted: 06/16/2010 |
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