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The store will also host a jigsaw puzzle-building contest that will benefit Families of Addicts, a Dayton-area nonprofit. The charity works to ensure availability of treatment and recovery services for addicts and their families.
Owned by Steve and Lisa Nordmeyer, the store sells jigsaw puzzles, brain teasers, toys and games for various ages.
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