The Public Market: A Return Home
After nearly five years of rebuilding, refining and redefining Loeb’s Market in Lenox, Isabel and I found ourselves in a position where things had begun to stabilize. Loeb’s had grown into a thriving cornerstone of the community, and we were even able to consider a 40-hour workweek with the rare luxury of a day off. It was during this moment of relative balance that we decided to take on another challenge—one that was deeply personal and connected to our family’s history. The Public Market, located in the heart of our town, was more than just another store. It had been…
