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Retired farmer Leonard Lee, left, gets some help with the phone from Peter Menth, while rolling dice at the Edison Cafe. A group of locals meets every morning at 10 a.m. for coffee. Menth moved to Edison with his wife Mary, center, nine years ago.

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