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As a new mom, Michelle Armstrong found so many poorly made, high-priced baby-and-mommy items that she decided she needed to do something about it.
Armstrong joined with her sister, Christina McDaniel of Scio, to open Mango & Mint, an Internet business.
“I wasted my money on so many things and when I looked at the products, I knew I could make them with the high quality I expected,” said Armstrong, a trained doula and self-taught seamstress from Virginia. For her own handmade items, “The price was fair, with beautiful fabrics, and I knew other mothers would want those as well.”
Kathy Sherman & Sara Harris By Mary Owen The owners of Rust Bucket Photography want to become a household name in the Santiam Canyon. “When people think of needing photography, they’ll think of us… Access […]
Although a graduate of the public school system, CeAnne Kosel advocates heartily for home schooling. “I feel that home education offers so many more benefits to the individual student,” said the Stayton mom of two boys, Patrick, 6, and Linus, 7, both adopted from Russia.