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Sugar and Spice: Moms turn a dream of owning a bakery into a reality

By Mary Owen Sugar and spice – and all baked goods nice ... Two local women are elbows-deep in dough, creating yummy edibles for Santiam bakery buffs. Bonnie Taylor grew up in Mehama and Sarah Smith i...

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