Haas legacy ending after over 60 years ...Middle East

STONY RIDGE — After 60-plus years in business, Haas Service Station will close its doors by the end of this year. The property is on the real estate market, and unless someone purchases the station, which includes 3.59 acres and four lots, and keeps it operating as a gas station and automobile repair shop, it will mark the end of a Stony Ridge landmark. Current co-owners Terry Haas and Don Waters are closing in on retirement, but it was their father, stepfather and uncle, the late brothers Clarence Haas and Eugene “Speed” Haas, who built the business. The Haas family has owned and operated the station since 1962, and to this day it is a full-service station. That means when you purchase gas,

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