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Wednesday, June 03, 2009 12:06 PM

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A sign hangs Tuesday on the door of Ottawa’s Phillips 66 station, 226 W. 23rd St. The sign advises would-be customers to call a phone number, if they have any questions about the station’s recent closing. Joy Cronin, former co-owner of the store, said she was notified Monday that the gas station, owned by Crescent Oil, would be one of six stores closed in the area.

Former owners of closed Phillips 66 station praise customers’ loyalty

By JENALEA MYERS, Herald Staff Writer

Ottawa’s Phillips 66 had many loyal customers, its former owners said.

“We appreciate the loyalty and patronage of the people that were regular customers,” Joy Cronin, former co-owner of the store at 226 W. 23rd St., said. “The local people in Ottawa were very supportive.”

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