Kalamazoo Gazette: Sarkozy Bakery to make cookies for the Gilmore
Sarkozy Bakery will again be whipping up the cookies for the Gilmore Festival, which is staged every two years, reports the Kalamazoo Gazette. Judy Sarkozy will not let the Feb. 25 fire that destroyed her 335 N. Burdick St. bakery stop her from continuing what had the potential to become a tradition of supplying the treats for the intermission of select Gilmore Festival events. With the donation of the Can-do Kitchen space and equipment, Sarkozy and her staff plan to bake nearly 8,000 cookies over the course of 13 days for Gilmore patrons.
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