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Norwalk bakery rises on list of black enterprises
Toledo Blade, OH - By MARK REITER NORWALK, Ohio - Flour and yeast have paid off well for Tilmon Brown, the top executive of New Horizons Baking Co., which is headquartered in … |
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Norwalk bakery rises on list of black enterprises - Toledo Blade
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Festival celebrates Southeast Ohio fruit - Athens Messenger
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Festival celebrates Southeast Ohio fruit
Athens Messenger, OH - Chain, an Ohio University graduate now living in Hillsboro, and Stien of New York were declared co-winners in the annual pawpaw-eating contest, … |
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Old Time Farming Festival - Mount Vernon News
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Old Time Farming Festival
Mount Vernon News, OH - The grand prize winner in the parade was a float from Heart of Ohio Pets which pierced right to the core of the parade theme: “The Heart of Farming in the … |
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Top of the food chain - Indianapolis Star
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Top of the food chain
Indianapolis Star, United States - Before coming to Indianapolis, she worked at Kroger headquarters in Cincinnati as director of deli/bakery merchandising. She also held the position of … |
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Arts Calendar - Philadelphia Inquirer
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Arts Calendar
Philadelphia Inquirer, PA - Renoir, the Restaurant School & Termini's Bakery - Bakery tour, exhibition viewing & lunch at the Restaurant School. $119. 11/14. … |
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BRIEF: Shoe, clothing stores open at Westroads Mall - Trading Markets
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BRIEF: Shoe, clothing stores open at Westroads Mall
Trading Markets, CA - Based in Dublin, Ohio, DSW has 238 stores in 36 states. Philadelphia-based Deb has 340 stores nationally. Other changes in Westroads' future include a … |
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MCL spending $1M to freshen its image - Indianapolis Business Journal
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MCL spending $1M to freshen its image
Indianapolis Business Journal, IN - Founded in 1950, MCL has 20 locations in Indiana, Ohio and Illinois, 2000 employees and annual sales of $45 million. It’s still a family business, … |
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How an Amish girl left her community but kept her family - Valley24.com
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How an Amish girl left her community but kept her family
Valley24.com, OH - Seven years ago this month, Byler, 31, was working at a bakery in Enon Valley. The then-25-year-old worked there with other Amish women, serving the Amish … |
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Are you better off? - CNNMoney.com
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Are you better off?
CNNMoney.com - Costco's buyers are out scouring the global marketplace for the best deals, whether those goods are made by a middle-class union man in Ohio with a … |
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We are one — we are Americans - Napa Valley Register
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We are one — we are Americans
Napa Valley Register, CA - 10, reminded one and all of the Farmers Market and Bakery open each Tuesday 7:30 am to noon on West Street between First and Pearl and no one in this town, … |
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