For someone who is just 5½ years old, Abigail Siegel is already quite civic minded.
The daughter of Peter and Kari Siegel, who own a home in Loveladies, Abigail set up a lemonade stand for two weekends in late July and early August by the main public beach access and raised $1,500 for the High Point Fire Volunteer Fire Co. in Harvey Cedars. That area of Loveladies is included in the fire company’s coverage area.
Last month, Abigail and her parents presented the check to the fire company.
“We are so very grateful for this young girl who raised money to help us,” said Craig Coddington, fire company vice…
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