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‘No place like Sheridan’: Inside Sheridan Fruit Company on the 110-year-old Portland grocer’s last day
‘No place like Sheridan’: Inside Sheridan Fruit Company on the 110-year-old Portland grocer’s last day
‘No place like Sheridan’: Inside Sheridan Fruit Company on the 110-year-old Portland grocer’s last day

Published on: 02/13/2026

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Vince Torchia, 90, owner of Sheridan Fruit Company, hugs friend Judy Reese goodbye. Reese came by on the store’s last day of business. “Vince helped me through very rough times,” said Reese, who used to own a cake business nearby. February 13, 2026Friday was the last day of business for Sheridan Fruit Company. The grocer had been in business for 110 years. February 13, 2026Friday was the last day of business for Sheridan Fruit Company. The grocer had been in business for 110 years. February 13, 2026By Friday afternoon, the store’s last day, most of the shelves were empty. The grocer had been in business for 110 years. February 13, 2026Most of the shelves were empty by Friday afternoon. The grocer had been in business for 110 years. February 13, 2026By Friday afternoon, the store’s last day, most of the shelves were empty. The grocer had been in business for 110 years. February 13, 2026Friday was the last day of business for Sheridan Fruit Company. The grocer had been in business for 110 years. February 13, 2026Vince Torchia, 90, owner of Sheridan Fruit Company, chats with friend Judy Reese in Torchia’s upstairs office at the grocer. Reese came by on the store’s last day of business. “Vince helped me through very rough times,” said Reese, who used to own a cake business nearby. February 13, 2026Friday was the last day of business for Sheridan Fruit Company. The grocer had been in business for 110 years. February 13, 2026Friday was the last day of business for Sheridan Fruit Company. The grocer had been in business for 110 years. February 13, 2026

Suzanne Kruse called Sheridan Fruit Company Thursday in search of porchetta, the traditional Italian pork roast she eats every year on her birthday.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/retail/2026/02/no-place-like-sheridan-inside-sheridan-fruit-company-on-the-110-year-old-portland-grocers-last-day.html

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