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25 (people/places 2003)
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26 (new hotel - La Noce)
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29 (Nino Di Pietrantonio)
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Left: Doorway to the Senior Center, topped by a
carved stone sign, above. |
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In the building on the left is the Senior Center
(Associazione Pensionati Lettesi), next door to the Municipio in Piazza
Umberto I. |
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Opposite the Senior Center and the Municipio is a
corner bar operated by Fernando Ferrante. It's a popular place to sit
outdoors, sip a beverage, and share the news of the day. |
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Little Via Cairoli, behind the building in which
Fernando Ferrante's bar (above) is located. Virtually all of the
shops on this street, most of which are shown below, are owned by members
of the Cardinale family. |
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Grocery store on via Cairoli, owned by Osvaldo
Cardinale and his wife Regina Di Nicolantonio, pictured at right.
Osvaldo is the son of Nunzio Cardinale, the butcher pictured
below. |
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Nunzio Cardinale, who operates the macellaria
(butcher shop) located to the left of his son's grocery
store. |
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To the right of the grocery store is a bakery,
Vecchio Forno di Cardinale, operated by Francesco Cardinale (above right)
and his wife Irma Di Biase (above left). Francesco is holding a
photo of a special cake made for someone in Lettomanoppello. He has
quite a sense of humor - when we told him we thought via Cairoli should be
renamed via Cardinale for all the Cardinale shopowners, he replied with a
laugh "yes, we're all cardinals here, no pope." |
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Also on via Cairoli, across from the bakery, is a
shop called 'Soft Art', operated by Giuseppe Cardinale on the left and
Matteo Cardinale on the right, his cousin. The shop specializes in flowers
and gifts. |
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