Kalamazoo Gazette: After bakery burns, future uncertain
A fire at the building housing Sarkozy bakery destroyed a 34-year institution in Kalamazoo and locals are not ready to let it go.
“In 1995, our customers saved us. And I learned then, that it’s not completely my bakery. It’s sort of public property,” Judy Sarkozy told the Kalamazoo Gazette. “We have had, from the very beginning, enormous support from this community.”
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