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Youth group buys Rockland commercial property
Rockland — Trekkers Inc. has bought a commercial building on Old County Road.
The sale of 325 Old County Road occurred Dec. 22 and was filed Jan. 5 in the Knox County Registry of Deeds.
The property was last used as the Covfefe Coffee and Gifts, which focused on pro-Trump items. The shop closed Nov. 4, the day after President Trump was defeated for reelection to President-Elect Joe Biden.
The sale price was $182,500. The building was owned by 325 Old County LLC whose sole member was Carrie Merchant.
Trekkers is an outdoor-based mentoring program that helps young adults discover and develop strengths through a six-year program that connects youths with participating adults.
Trekkers currently leases space at 58 Park St. in Rockland.
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Welcome Trekkers!!! So glad to have you as neighbors!! Wonderful to have such a great organization across the street!!
I was hoping it was going to be a pro-Biden store so I could finally get to shop there.
Yes, unfortunately non taxable, but that is a great program and nice it is in Rockland.
Fantastic news!!!!!!