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Flannel, flapjacks, and a train depot

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Amazon representatives (l-r) Amy Culver, Mason Leach, Heather Little, Karen Soyza and Julie Leach held a drawing and flap-jack toss game to entertain participants.

WEST BRANCH – The West Branch Train Depot is the oldest standing building in the city of West Branch. It is also the home to the West Branch Area Chamber of Commerce and the West Branch Visitors Bureau who are hoping to restore the 150-year-old building. In order to raise funds for the next phase of preserving the building, the “All Aboard Project”, the WBACC held a Flannel and Flapjacks event.

While it was a frosty morning, it wasn’t raining – the first dry morning in several days. Volunteers made plain, pecan, and blueberry pancakes with a choice of bacon or sausage. There were drawings, and Amazon held a ‘flapjack toss’ game.

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Chamber ambassadors (l-r) Linda Decolumna and Lois Bergquist were selling tickets to breakfast.

There was a pancake eating contest with Karen Souza eating seven pancakes for first place. Second place winner was Mason Leach, and Julie Leach won third.

For more information on the “All Aboard Project” visit the chamber’s website: wbacc.com/all-aboard-project

~ Photos by Theresa Ekdom

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Wayne Clemens and Jennifer Thompson, both of West Branch, braved the frosty morning to eat their pancake breakfasts.
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West Branch Chamber Executive Director Heather Neuhaus (center) stands with board member Emil Rousseau (left) and volunteer Dave Clouse as they make pancakes for the Flannel and Flapjacks event.
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