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BOSTON – Two Wareham businesses and one in Marion have each received $75,000 COVID-19 Small Business grants.
They are Dorothy Cox’s Candies Inc., and the Creative Development Child Center in Wareham, and Accel Materials Inc. in Marion.
Shirley Cox said the grant’s receipt was welcome news for the candy maker that is just eight years shy of reaching 100 years in operation. The company is just coming off the holiday candy rush, and was regrouping. The company hired part-timers to help meet the orders, and currently has about 17 employees. It was down to only four to five over the summer. In the past, it’s had up to 40 employees. The company, located at 8 Kendrick Road, sells retail and wholesale, as well as filling corporate orders.
Fowler s Chocolates acquires Wahl s Candies, uniting two of WNY s oldest candymakers
Fowler s Chocolates Inc., which has been in operation since 1910, acquired Wahl s Candies Inc., the Cheektowaga candymaker whose roots dates to the late 1930s. Author: Business First /Bizjournals.com, James Fink Published: 12:43 PM EST December 22, 2020 Updated: 8:02 PM EST December 22, 2020
BUFFALO, N.Y. A pre-Christmas deal has united two of the region s oldest candymakers.
Fowler s Chocolates Inc., which has been in operation since 1910, acquired Wahl s Candies Inc., the Cheektowaga candymaker whose roots dates to the late 1930s.
Wahl s went on the market as its owner, Michael Wahl, is considering retirement. Fowler s was one of several parties interested in purchasing the business.