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Jeff Sharat and Connie Carino, of Stowe, shop for baked goods Wednesday at Red Hen Baking’s new Bread Box in Middlesex. The Bread Box is a self-serve bakery stand located just off Exit 9 on Welch Park Drive, the future location of the bakery’s production facilities. Offering bread and baked goods, the stand is open daily at 8 a.m. Photo by @jebphoto
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Posted On: October 15th 2026, 11:12 am
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Jeff Sharat and Connie Carino, of Stowe, shop for baked goods Wednesday at Red Hen Baking’s new Bread Box in Middlesex. The Bread Box is a self-serve bakery stand located just off Exit 9 on Welch Park Drive, the future location of the bakery’s production facilities. Offering bread and baked goods, the stand is open daily at 8 a.m. Photo by @jebphoto

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