New life for old USDA building

‘The Junction’ will house coffee shop, rental spaces

  • ABOVE: Kasey (Bickel) Maher is eager to start the next phase of renovations in the building she and her husband Patrick recently purchased. It will house her coffee shop and several other small businesses.
    ABOVE: Kasey (Bickel) Maher is eager to start the next phase of renovations in the building she and her husband Patrick recently purchased. It will house her coffee shop and several other small businesses.
  • Built in 1992, this building on Timber Lake’s Main Street has been vacant since the lease expired several years ago and the US Dept. of Agriculture offices moved to a new location. It will be called The Junction.
    Built in 1992, this building on Timber Lake’s Main Street has been vacant since the lease expired several years ago and the US Dept. of Agriculture offices moved to a new location. It will be called The Junction.
    Kasey Maher has big plans for the building on Timber Lake’s Main Street that she and her husband Patrick recently bought. After operating her shop, Grounded Coffee & Gifts, in a small rented space for 3 1/2 years, she is ready to expand. “I wanted to see if the business would work,” she said. She’s been happy with the response to her coffee shop, and when the opp...

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