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Dip It Sweet Re-Opens for the Season on Endicott Street

Posted on Author Matt ContiComments Off on Dip It Sweet Re-Opens for the Season on Endicott Street

The warmer weather must be here because Dip It Sweet on Endicott Street is now open for the season. Owner Buddy Onessimo just received a new ice cream delivery from Richardson’s Dairy this week. Janine Coppola catches the action in this photo with Buddy serving one of his first customers this year.

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