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The team at the Ferndale branch of Wells Fargo Advisors focuses on helping clients achieve their financial goals while also being committed to the local community through various volunteer activities. The branch is led by Laura Hussey, who has worked in financial services for 25 years and enjoys living and working in Ferndale. The local yarn shop, Foggy Bottoms Yarns, has new inventory including yarn holders and gifts, and offers knitting lessons and a knitting night on the third Friday of each month. Certified Public Accountants Phil Aycock and Stacey Edgmon of Aycock & Edgmon assist clients with tax preparation and financial advising from their Ferndale office.

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Cpas Aycock & Edgmon at Your Service

The team at the Ferndale branch of Wells Fargo Advisors focuses on helping clients achieve their financial goals while also being committed to the local community through various volunteer activities. The branch is led by Laura Hussey, who has worked in financial services for 25 years and enjoys living and working in Ferndale. The local yarn shop, Foggy Bottoms Yarns, has new inventory including yarn holders and gifts, and offers knitting lessons and a knitting night on the third Friday of each month. Certified Public Accountants Phil Aycock and Stacey Edgmon of Aycock & Edgmon assist clients with tax preparation and financial advising from their Ferndale office.

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Page 4 The Ferndale (California) Enterprise

Foggy Bottoms Yarns Community and client-first ethic important to has new items in store! team at Ferndale branch of Wells Fargo Advisors
The team at Hussey Financial Consulting Group of Wells Fargo Advisors (WFA) can boast a combined 55 years of experience in the financial services industry. But along with its focus on setting goals for retirement and helping clients realize their dreams, the team of Senior Vice President-Branch Manager Laura Hussey, Registered Client Associates Donna Bowen and Renae Alejandre, and office manager Sonia McBride, is committed to the community of Ferndale. Staff members believe in giving back to the larger community, and you'll find them volunteering for community organizations including the Ferndale Repertory Theatre, the Ferndale Senior Resource Agency, Ferndale Kiwanis Club and the Ferndale Youth Football Association. "It's such a privilege to live and work in a community like Ferndale," said Hussey, who has been in the financial services industry for a quarter-ofa-century after spending

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Foggy Bottoms is located at 350 Main Street. "My beautiful new knit or crochet, Foggy store is bright and airy Bottoms Yarns carries a with a cozy, well-lighted selection of hats, scarves, sitting area by the pellet and felted slippers and stove, as well as a place for purses by local artisans. small groups to work on "I also offer knitting projects together," said lessons and am always owner Jacque Ramirez. "I happy to solve your knitcarry a wide variety of ting problems," noted yarns, including bamboo, Jacque. corn, soy, silk blends, Visitors to Ferndale alpaca, llama, angora, are often surprised and mohair, novelty yarns, as happy to find such a qualwell as quality acrylic and ity yarn shop in a small wools and sewing town. threads. "When I offer to order Foggy Bottoms Yarns yarn and mail it to them, latest additions are yarn people are really pleased," holders in a variety of said Jacque. "They enjoy beautiful woods crafted by the old-fashioned perRandy Frost. The yarn is sonal service that Ferndale released as you knit or cro- shop-keepers offer." chet, keeping it off the Foggy Bottoms Yarns floor and in control. Other is open every day from new items that make won- noon to 5, except Tuesday. derful gifts are umbrellas Sundays it closes at 4. and mugs with a sheep "I can't wait for you to motif from Ireland, and come and visit!" said fun socks for crafters. Jacque. "I have new yarns "I also have needle- coming in each week and point kits and books, as I love to see what new well as embroidery and projects my customers are tatting supplies," added working on, so stop in Jacque. "And of course, I soon!" maintain a good selection The third Fridays of of knitting needles and each month are Knit crochet hooks, and a vari- Nite from 6-9 pm. Come ety of other quality and join us! notions such as handmade glass buttons by FO GGY BOT T OM S local artist Georgia Jessen, YARNS and beautiful wooden 350 Main Street shawl pins from Maine." Tel. 707/786-9188 For those who don't jacqueknits@suddenlink.net

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The team at Ferndales Wells Fargo Advisors, from the left in back: Renae Alejandre, Donna Bowen and Sonia McBride. Seated: Laura Hussey. her twenties as a starving was recently designated by strong business community artist. "I have a five minute WFA as a member of the and a thriving artist walk to work every day and firms Premier Advisors enclave." I always say to myself, 'an- Program. "We all work H US S E Y FI N AN C I AL with a client-first ethic." other day in paradise'." That client-first ethic C ON SUL TIN G GRO UP Heading up a full service brokerage office offer- has proved successful for O F W EL LS FA RGO ing a range of investments the Hussey Financial Con- ADVISORS including stocks, bonds, sulting Group as has its 600 Main Street CDs, mutual funds and life commitment to the Victo- Tel. 707/786-5222 Toll Free: 866/786-5222 insurance, Hussey said her rian Village. "I have a dream job laura.hussey@wfadvioffice's success has only happened because of her helping people make their sors.com dreams come true," said MAC H3115-010 incredible team. "We are a strong team Hussey. "And, I live and Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC, Memer SPIC , is a re gi ste re d b ro kerwith each member having work in a beautiful little b d e a l e r a n d s ep a r a t e n o n - b a n k different skill sets and all town that has a great com- affiliate of Wells Fargo & Company. are very supportive of one bination of those in the another," said Hussey, who agriculture industry, a

CPAs Aycock & Edgmon at your service


Certified Public Accounts Phil Aycock and Stacey Edgmon have been managing peoples personal and business tax and financial issues from their 523 Main Street office for more than a decade. Together with their long-time staff assistant Jessica Ackroyd, they say theyve handled just about every imaginable kind of tax-related issue, dispensing practical advice for important questions like Should I sell stock? Can I retire? or Should I receive Social Security now or later? These are all questions that have tax impliexplained cations, Edgmon. And its far better to explore the tax consequences of major financial moves before you make them. Aycock added that keeping good records is a critical step that many of us dont pay enough attention to. A lot of times people pay more tax than they need to because they dont keep track of their expenses, he said. And then, of course, theres tax season. Its crazy and hard to schedule anything, then, said Edgmon, adding that when people owe taxes they tend to file right before the deadline. She said that their clients biggest problems at tax time frequently center around the tax consequences of selling stock, especially when it was purchased long ago and records are either incomplete or not current. Aycock says that todays electronics allow
scribers, an average of 3,500 to 4,000 readers each week, and subscribers in 28 states besides California. In 1997, for the first time since Hazel Waldner announced the end of World War II with a handprinted red banner headline, The Enterprise won a statewide newspaper competition. Since then its winning streak continues, with a total of 34 state and national awards gracing the office wall. In 2010, The Enterprise brought home four National Newspaper Association (NNA) awards, including three first places for its reporting and a first place for an editorial cartoon, penned by staff editorial cartoonist Jack Mays. In 2011, Enterprise columnist Wendy Lestina

them to handle clients all over the country, and that, outside of tax season, they devote most of their time to payroll services, consulting, and audits for private, nonprofit, and governmental businesses of all kinds. Aycock and Edgmon are open 8 to 5 during the week except during tax season. Then were just open, laughed Edgmon.

A Y C O C K & E DG MO N CPAs 523 Main Street Tel. 707/786-9798

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a few months, the Jones brothers had removed any lingering doubts by engaging sales agents in Eureka, Rohnerville, Petrolia even Sacramento and San Francisco. In 1880, the Reverend Jones left the Methodist Church, and his sons moved with the family. This caused them to sell the newspaper to F.A. Alford, a physician. Over the years, The Enterprise has changed owners 14 times. The longest-running ownerships were those of Herbert N. Briggs (1901-10, in partnership with William E. Butler and 1910-32 as sole owner); and George and Hazel Waldner (1939-80). Elizabeth Poston McHarry, owner/publisher from 1982, sold The Enterprise to TSM Publishing, Inc. in October 1995. In October 1998, the paper was sold to Editor Caroline Titus, who had edited and contributed to the paper for seven years prior. Titus has been an award-winning television, radio and newspaper journalist for more than 30 years and has been a guest lecturer at Stanford University, inspiring future journalists to consider community journalism as a career choice. The Enterprise is also a participant in the Stanford Rebele Internship program, hiring Stanford students to work for the paper over their summer breaks. Now, as it celebrates its birthday, Ferndale's hometown newspaper has more than 1,400 sub-

and second place for best original editorial cartoons. Both were drawn by Mays. Drop by and see us while you are in Ferndale. You won't find a green eyeshade or any printer's ink anywhere, but you will find a friendly staff and maybe a fresh cup of coffee. We hope you enjoy our Souvenir Edition and take it home to remind you of your visit to the Ferndale area. Better yet, bring Ferndale to your home every week of the year with a subscription. (Fifty-two issues for $55.) Order your subscription at our office or send a check to P.O. Box 1066, Ferndale, California 95536. You can also subscribe online at ferndaleenterprise.us.

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Ferndale Enterprise publisher and editor, Caroline Titus.


placed first in the NNAs best Humorous Column division; another Mays cartoon placed second in the best Original Editorial Cartoon division and an editorial penned by Titus placed third in the Best Editorial category. In May of 2012, The Enterprise received its latest NNA awards first

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