Darryl’s Bakery made the most wonderful donuts and cakes. I remember going into the little shop, holding my mother’s hand as the bell above the hundred-year-old door rang, announcing our arrival. Every birthday, Mom would purchase a delicious white cake with little clowns on top, wearing their red and blue ...
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My neighborhood in the 1970’s was like many around the country—filled with local shops owned for generations by neighborhood families. We had a small pharmacy that had assisted those with illness and provided penny candy and small gifts for children for over a century, and the local beauty shop was ...
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By John Livingston Clark What do a bakery in Oregon and Colorado, a florist in Washington, and a photo studio in New Mexico all have in common? They have all been victims of lawsuits by the homosexual community for not serving gay couples. The judges that ruled in these cases, ...
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