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    Baskin-Robbins Comes to Sedona

    March 20, 20141 Comment
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    logo_baskinrobbinsSedona AZ (March 20, 2014) – Scott Simmons from Prescott, Arizona has been visiting Sedona with his family for years and loves this town!  He has been involved with Baskin-Robbins for over a dozen years and decided to open a new ice cream parlor here.    The Grand Opening was March 12th, 2014 at the “Y” and was a great success! 

    Watch the Grand Opening of Scott’s new store:

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    New Baskin-Robbins in Sedona! from Ron Melmon on Vimeo.

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    1. Leigh Shafer on March 24, 2014 10:31 am

      Yippee! I grew up with a Baskin-Robbins in Studio City, CA, about five minutes from our house and loved it – it was THE place to go for any sort of celebration. So very happy we have one here.

      Now we need to work on getting a Trader Joe’s opened locally – how about in the VOC?

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