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New Bakery Coming to Town OREVALE CITY (October 14)—A Cresson's Bakery is opening soon at the corner of Canton Avenue and Ridley Street. The location will be the national chain's first within the city limits. Like all Cresson's Bakery stores, it will operate seven days a week. The only similar business in the vicinity is the Donut Station on the Kupperman University campus. Cresson's Bakery will offer breakfast sandwiches and fruit juices in addition to its signature coffee and baked goods. The company is following its revised business model to open compact facilities rather than sit-down eateries. This means the Orevale City location will offer takeout and drive-through service only. The bakery will occupy Canton Avenue's smallest vacant lot. Approval for the project followed a public hearing where area residents voiced mixed opinions. Gina Holton, who lives on Paxton Road, said she liked the idea of having a new bakery in her neighborhood but worries about traffic congestion on Ridley Street. As evidence, she presented pictures of heavy vehicle traffic there. Wofford Drive resident Steven Lu said he would enjoy having a convenient place to grab a quick snack. Cresson's Bakery is slated to welcome its first customers in early March. ===== Dear Editor, As a litelong resident of Orevale City, I appreciate your coverage of Cresson's Bakery. Unfortunately, the October 14 article contained some inaccurate information. The photos that shared duri the aublic hearing of ture insistort Peoation Committee, I was primarily concerned about the bakery's architecture. The initial building design for Cresson's Bakery was contemporary. I am pleased to report that the chain has agreed to modify the exterior so that it blends in better with the older structures surrounding it. Sincerely, Gina Holton

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