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Julia's Bakery In Orange Closing After 32 Years

Julia's Bakery in Orange is closing after 32 years in business.

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ORANGE, CT — Julia's Bakery will close permanently by the end of the year after 32 years in business.

The from-scratch bakery is owned by Jeff Chandler and bakes throughout the day to give customer's the freshest baked goods possible, according to the business website.

They bake wedding cakes, numerous specialty cakes, cookies, cupcakes, pastries and sandwiches, according to their menu.

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Julia's is located in the Trader Joe's plaza near the Milford border.


Below is a message posted to the bakery's Facebook page:

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Dear friends,

We are saddened to tell you that we will be closing permanently when the year is over. This journey now ending would have been unimaginable from its start 32 years ago. We are deeply thankful to all those who have shared in it: our staff, whose commitment paved the road through four locations and a pandemic; the town of Orange for accepting us as part of the community; our friends and family for their guidance and support; and most of all our patrons, for letting us be part of your birthdays, weddings, holidays and more.

We look forward to one last holiday season and wish you happiness in the years to come!"

Since the news was shared, more than 170 people have commented.

"I love Julia's bakery it got me through every birthday for my kids, celebrations, etc.. I am so saddened to hear this...," one person wrote.

Another person wrote, "My 1st job 30yrs ago in the original location. Sad to hear your closing. So many wonderful memories and coworkers. Best Wishes for future endeavors."

And another person wrote, "Really sad. I’ve bought cakes, Challahs, breads, Muffins and DELICIOUS desserts from you, since you first opened your doors. You will be missed. You are such an important part of our lives and deeply needed in our community."

>>>Read all of the comments here.

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