Cathy2 wrote:boudreaulicious wrote:will request FB to support the cause.
Jen,
I think this place needs a soft touch. A Facebook call to action might not be useful.
I think a steady flow of polite requests from people they know will help. There are people on this board who are practically neighbors to Lincoln's O. Who knows what influenced them to change bread, though it is probably related to cost.
Regards,
Cathy2 wrote:boudreaulicious wrote:will request FB to support the cause.
Jen,
I think this place needs a soft touch. A Facebook call to action might not be useful.
Cathy2 wrote:boudreaulicious wrote:will request FB to support the cause.
Jen,
I think this place needs a soft touch. A Facebook call to action might not be useful.
I think a steady flow of polite requests from people they know will help. There are people on this board who are practically neighbors to Lincoln's O. Who knows what influenced them to change bread, though it is probably related to cost.
Regards,
stevez wrote:Sadly, I have to close this post with some bad news. Catherine, or Mom as she is known by nearly everyone, passed away last Saturday Night/Early Sunday Morning.
One of the Region's oldest and most beloved sandwich shops, Lincoln's O in downtown Highland, has served its final U.S. Steel Special after 55 years.
Lincoln's O posted signs on its storefront at 2813 Highway Ave. saying "closed up, thank you for 55 years in NWI 1963-2018" and "we will redeem gift cards send to 2813 Highway Ave., Highland, IN 46322."
The O stood for original. There are also Lincoln Carry Outs sandwich shops in Crown Point and Hobart with similar menus that are under different ownership and remain open.
DKriv wrote:I've heard rumors about an employee trying to buy it, and there are other rumors about a longtime customer buying it. Hopefully one of these will come true.
Artie wrote:It's definitely a viable business.
Panther in the Den wrote:With many area pies going for $20 or more it was refreshing to get one of their mighty fine pies for under $10.