By Michele Smith
The Times
Blue Mountain Station Experiencing 'Entrepreneurial Churn'
Mary's Candies and Rey's Roast will move into new homes as their businesses expand
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Regina Weldert (right), owner of Rey's Roast, visits with a customer at her Blue Mountain Station roasting facility. Weldert will open a new coffee shop this weekend on Dayton's Main Street, in the former Jacci's Yarn Shop location.
DAYTON-In his report to the Port of Columbia commissioners at their meeting last week, Economic Development Coordinator Brad McMasters talked about several changes at the Blue Mountain Station – changes Port manager Jennie Dickinson characterized as "entrepreneurial churn".
Mary's Candies is poised for growth, McMasters said.
Because Suzi Tasker is closing Aardvark Granola on May 31 to enjoy more time with her family, and attend to her health, Mary's Candies will be moving into the 1,100 ft. space formerly occupied by Tasker, leaving their former 550 sq. ft. space for another potential busines...
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