A crew of Dayton Daily News reporters stopped into the market to catch up with local entrepreneurs within and learn how their Second Street hustles allow them to share their passions with their community.
“We’re not just selling food,” said Mrs. Ernestine, whose family has been baking for generations. “It’s actually history and tradition and love, a sense of belonging, you know? A place to be.”
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