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Dorothy Lane Market Springboro reopens after power loss

Dorothy Lane Market in Springboro remains closed after it lost power Monday evening during strong storms. FILE

Dorothy Lane Market in Springboro remains closed after it lost power Monday evening during strong storms. FILE
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Updated June 15, 2022
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Power was restored Wednesday to Dorothy Lane Market’s Springboro location after the outage forced it to close following Monday’s strong storms.

“Great news!” Dorothy Lane Market wrote in a Facebook post on Wednesday. “Power is restored at DLM Springboro and we will be reopening that location at noon today, June 15.”

Great news! Power is restored at DLM Springboro and we will be reopening that location at noon today, June 15. ❤️❤️❤️...

Posted by Dorothy Lane Market on Wednesday, June 15, 2022

The store’s selection of perishables was limited and will vary by department as restock occurred throughout the day.

The power went out just before 6 p.m. Monday, DLM spokeswoman Jessie Kuhn said.

“Thank you so much for understanding and for your patience!” The market continued in their post.

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