
Business Feature - Cranberry Cottage
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- 10/28/2019 07:15 AM (update 04/11/2023 01:48 AM)

by Susan Weikel --
Local resident, Pam Yost, started her homebased business in 2010. She was doing a great deal of furniture painting, fine art, upcycling, and working with primitives. The business did well locally and also sold a fair amount online, so Pam decided she would like to see what it would be like to open a store.
That she has done, and this spring on April 8, 2019, Pam opened Cranberry Cottage at 131 S. Maine St., Ste. 101. Pam says, “I am trying to offer a variety of unique things that are different so that people don’t have to go to Reno to shop. They come here and look for that special item.”
And, variety is certainly there. Pam sells several types of paints for DIY projects, jewelry, seasoned olive oils, flavored vinegars, biodegradable detergents, homemade soaps, essential oils, various kitchen items, books by local authors, and much more.
Cranberry Cottage is a beautiful store full of fun items and will give an enjoyable shopping/browsing experience.
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