STOCKBRIDGE — Diane Miller never had the opportunity to meet Carrie Mae Hambrick, but the essence of Hambrick’s spirit is something the Stockbridge resident experiences daily at the newly opened Green Front Café.

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Diane and Malana Miller (centered) pictured with family and members of the Stockbridge City Council.

A soft opening on March 1 helped Miller become more acquainted with the history of the café — which is part of the Tye Street community where Hambrick, her husband and her children once lived.

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Diane Miller (left) and her daughter Malana, pose near a photo of a young Carrie Mae Hambrick, prior to a ribbon-cutting ceremony held for the official reopening of the Green Front Cafe in Stockbridge on Monday, May 1.

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