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Tina Keeler, store manager for the 47 Church Hill Road gas station, stands in the building’s doorway on Monday, March 30 — the day before the location permanently closed. The gas station, also known as Wheels 190, was owned by Global Montello Group Corp. Keeler was one of the self-service gas station’s four employees; they received two days’ notice from Global Montello that the location would close. —Bee Photo, Visca

The very historic building at 1 Glen Road in Sandy Hook was operating as H.G. Warner & Co when this photo was taken. The 4,730-square-foot two-story brick building was constructed in 1857 by William Glover. It replaced an earlier wooden building that was moved across the street. The store served the Sandy Hook community for well over 100 years. It was later renovated into a restaurant space, hosting multiple iterations of eateries. Foundry Kitchen & Tavern had been operating at 1 Glen Road, under a few different owners, since May 2013. Under that name the restaurant served its final meal last Sunday afternoon. —postcard image courtesy George Lowell

Noel McLeod keeps the ball in play for the Hawks last spring. —Bee file photo