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Boston Bakes for Breast Cancer

May 8-14, 2006

By TAMARA WIEDER | May 3, 2006

Philanthropy just got a little sweeter. The seventh annual Boston Bakes for Breast Cancer takes place from May 8 through 14; during that week, pastry chefs from more than 100 area restaurants will create a unique dessert, the full proceeds from which will benefit the Eva Brownman Breast Cancer Fund. For a list of participating restaurants, visit bostonbakesforbreastcancer.org.

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