Local figure
Sara Foster
Sara Foster opened a Chapel Hill branch of her Durham restaurant, Foster's Market, at 750 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in 1998. Its manager Sera Cuni bought the Chapel Hill market with Susan White in January 2013, and it became The Root Cellar.
Source: The Root Cellar Cafe & Catering: Old Friend, New Name
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Life and Orange County connections
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- Sara Foster opens a Chapel Hill branch of Foster's Market Sara Foster opened a second Foster's Market at 750 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in Chapel Hill as an expansion of her Durham restaurant.Search the index · The Root Cellar Cafe & Catering: Old Friend, New Name
- Foster's Market in Chapel Hill passes to Sera Cuni and Susan White Sera Cuni, who had managed Foster's Market in Chapel Hill since 2008, bought the market with her partner Susan White and later renamed it The Root Cellar.Search the index · The Root Cellar Cafe & Catering: Old Friend, New Name
Research sources
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Records of the time
- DigitalNC newspapers: 10 Orange County pages naming Sara Foster Searchable pages from historic Orange County newspapers
Collections and databases
- NC LIVE: prepared search for Sara Foster Library card Search NC LIVE for this subject and Orange County. You can change the search terms. Sign in through your North Carolina library to access the materials.
- Ancestry Library Edition In the libraryOrange County Public Library Census, birth, death and marriage records, and more, free on the public computers at OCPL libraries
Local help
- Rebecca B. Wall Local History Collection, Orange County Public Library The county library’s local-history room at the Main Library in Hillsborough: books, journals, maps, and microfilm of county records from 1752
- Local History Help Hours and request formOCPL Local History Liaison Meet with the Local History Liaison at the Main Library, usually Mondays from noon to 3 p.m., or send a question using the online request form
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Books about Sara Foster
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Books by Sara Foster
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- Chapel Hill Public Library (opens in a new tab) Public library in Chapel Hill
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Photographs, papers, and newspapers
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Historical records and collections
- Chronicling America (opens in a new tab) Historical newspapers from across the country, through 1963
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