Community stand opens - Alesha Durston stands beside Household 31, the new honour-system baking stand outside her Sedley home. The stand opened Saturday, with cookies given away in memory of her three-month-old son, Graham, who passed away the day before. (Alesha Durston/Grasslands News)

When Alesha Durston first dreamed up Household 31, she imagined a little roadside stand where Sedley residents could grab a cinnamon bun or muffin on their way to work, leave their money in an honour box and perhaps get to know their neighbours a little better. “It really is all about the community and more […]

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