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Photograph by Vicki Thompson
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Close-knit Relationship: Gail Faris (right) wanted to open a knitting store, but wasn't expert enough to be able to answer all of her future customers' questions. Eventually, Faris hooked up with Nathania Apple, who has been knitting since the age of 8. The pair, along with Faris' husband, Tom Johnson, are scheduled to open their knitting store--CommunKNITy--on The Alameda this week.
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New yarn store owners hoping to knit together a CommuKNITy
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Mary Gottschalk
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When CommuKNITy opens its doors for business on April 29, co-owner Gail Faris expects it to become many things to many people.
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