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Reader's Choice: No Frozen Treats Winner

Not enough local shops to buy ice cream

Readers, it looks like most of you do not have a favorite place in our area to enjoy frozen treats, or maybe we just do not have enough locations in our area.

We had so little participation in this week's about the best place to buy ice cream or yogurt that we aren't going to declare a winner.

The good thing is that you as a reader can always suggest a place that you like to patronize in the community, and maybe we will visit them and do a short profile on their business. Please send an email to Cascade Patch editor at marc.richardson@patch.com.

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