Advanced Dental Arts Buys Back 30 Pounds Of Halloween Candy, Will Send To Overseas Troops

November 13, 2014 Business News

2014 Candy Buyback — Dr. Joseph Haddad, third from left, and staff with some of the candy being sent to U.S. troops overseas. Pictured with Haddad are, from left, April Villanueva, Betsy Cabarcas, Amy Petrillo, Jen Murphy and Dawn Lancsak.

About 30 pounds of extra Halloween candy was collected in a buy-back program by Advanced Dental Arts on Easton Avenue.

This is the second year the practice has run the program. Chilcren who dropped off extra candy they collected on Halloween were paid $2 per pound.

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Advanced Dental Arts Buys Back 30 Pounds Of Halloween Candy, Will Send To Overseas Troops

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