Owners of burned out Vermont general store ponder future
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September 15, 2019
BENSON, Vt. (AP) — The owners of what was once a beloved general store in the Vermont town of Benson don't know yet whether they are going to rebuild after a fire destroyed the structure.
The Rutland Herald reports Robin Marzella-Tillman, who bought the 157-year-old store with her husband, James Tillman in November 2017, says the costs of rebuilding are significant and they're waiting to see what insurance funds will be available.
The Pennsylvania couple bought the store with hopes of revitalizing it and adding ethanol-free gas, Philly cheesesteaks, an ice cream window and a whole new menu.
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