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Candy shop opens new Troutdale location in former soda shop
Candy shop opens new Troutdale location in former soda shop
Candy shop opens new Troutdale location in former soda shop

Published on: 01/30/2026

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A Gresham-based sweets company is expanding into Troutdale’s former Soda Bar Cafe. The grand opening is Saturday, Jan. 31.

News Source : https://www.kgw.com/article/life/food/candy-shop-icandy-opens-new-troutdale-location-former-soda-shop/283-b38aaf1e-af5e-427e-a1b3-35d486adfd01

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