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Ice cream to cheer about
Cold Stone Creamery opening Wednesday at Curve Plaza
As he discussed his new Cold Stone Creamery franchise Monday, George Barlow pulled cups of ice cream out of a Subway box and handed them to toddlers.
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by Blythe Terrell
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