Baked goods on the rise at Senior Center
On the first morning of the Superior Senior Citizens Center being open for fresh baked goods and coffee, there were people waiting at the door to open at 8 a.m. Polly Godfrey stands on the left of the pastry cart with Sonja Crown on the right.
If at 3 a.m. you see the lights on at the Superior Senior Citizens Center don't be alarmed but be ready for fresh baked goods.
The assistant cook, Sonja Crown, is a pastry chef and it's been her dream for 32 years to have a bakery.
“And she wants it to benefit the senior center,” Tammy Wieweck, president of the SSCC, stated with a gigantic smile. “Her signature are apple fritters that are amazing. We are going to start off slow by offering a few items at first to see how quickly things sell and what the community wants and how much it gets supported.”
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