Пекарня Landline Doughnuts в Лонгмонте закрылась после года работы: владельцы переезжают на Западное побережье

Пекарня Landline Doughnuts в центре Лонгмонте завершила свою деятельность во вторник, продав последний пончик. Владельцы Джон и Джоди Моури закрывают бизнес, чтобы переехать на Западное побережье и быть ближе к взрослой дочери и зятю.

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Customers order drinks during Landline Doughnuts’ last day of business in downtown Longmont on Tuesday. The shop served customers for the final time as the owners are moving to be closer to family. (Joel Solis/Staff Photographer) Larry Riba, left, takes a sip of a drink during Landline Doughnuts’ last day of business in downtown Longmont on Tuesday. (Joel Solis/Staff Photographer) Yoshimi Takahashi takes photos of the final doughnut sold to customers during Landline Doughnuts’ last day of business in downtown Longmont on Tuesday. (Joel Solis/Staff Photographer) Owner John Mowery walks past signs on the doors indicating the shop’s closure during Landline Doughnuts’ last day of business in downtown Longmont on Tuesday. (Joel Solis/Staff Photographer) A customer holds one of the last doughnuts available during Landline Doughnuts’ last day of business in downtown Longmont on Tuesday. (Joel Solis/Staff Photographer) Cars drive past during Landline Doughnuts last day of business in downtown Longmont on Tuesday. The shop served customers for the final time as the owners are moving to be closer to family. (Joel Solis/Staff Photographer) 1 of 6 Customers order drinks during Landline Doughnuts’ last day of business in downtown Longmont on Tuesday. The shop served customers for the final time as the owners are moving to be closer to family. (Joel Solis/Staff Photographer) Landline Doughnuts, a landmark in the 300 block of Main Street in Longmont since 2022, served its last doughnut on Tuesday, as owners John and Jodi Mowery closed the shop. The couple plans to move to the West Coast to be closer to their adult daughter and son-in-law. “We’ve built a lot of relationships,” John Mowery said when the couple announced the upcoming closure in June. “We really know people. We know their kids. A lot of people bring their kids on their first day of school, their last day of school. So we’ll miss them, and we hope they’ll miss us.”