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Bookstore owners put the charm back in historic Mt. Pleasant Main Street building

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Bookstore owners put the charm back in historic Mt. Pleasant Main Street building
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Serenity Kimball stands outside her newly expanded Curiosi Tea Bookshop at 49 W. Main St. in Mt. Pleasant. Kimball and her husband, Abe, spent two years renovating the historic downtown building before opening the bookstore in its new location Oct. 31.

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