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A Light Went Off: Roi B. Davis was selling his handmade lampshades and chandeliers out of a van at craft markets and home and garden shows when he decided to give a showroom a try. His shop, Cents & Sensibility, has been open on The Alameda since February.
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Shop brings eclectic offerings, of lamps, shades, other light items to The Alameda
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Mary Gottschalk
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Cents & Sensibility boutique called a 'treasure,' 'fantastic' by local shoppers.
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The stink of charred wood lingered in the air eight hours after residents of The Villa Apartments got an early wake-up call courtesy of flames and smoke early April 19.
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The liquor bottles are always cheap, never a top brand. The beer cans and cigarette packages are always empty.
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