The Market Place at Pine Cove celebrates grand opening

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The most popular attraction at the Grand Opening of The Market at Pine Cove on July 1 was the price of gas, as seen here by the line of cars waiting to fill up. Photos by Cid Castillo

The Market at Pine Cove owner Shane Stewart is flanked by his mother, Christina Stewart, left, along with son Hunter, and Emily Pearson, right, during the market’s grand opening.

The grand opening of the Market at Pine Cove was a myriad of activity as Idyllwild Heating cooked hamburgers and hot dogs while Monster Energy Drinks girls and representatives from Coca-Cola Company gave free samples. Idyllwild Heating also raffled off a Green Egg BBQ worth $495.

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