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COMMUNITYThe Oregonian·1d ago

A broken freezer, a viral Instagram post and an Oregon town that showed up

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Alex Wilson, owner of Hungry Hero Dessert Company in Sherwood, Oregon, requested community support following a year of declining sales and equipment failure. After a viral Instagram post detailing the business's struggles, the local community responded to the plea.

Alex Wilson, owner of Hungry Hero Dessert Company in Sherwood, made a rare public plea for community support after a tough year of declining sales and unexpected losses.

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