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Fro-Yo To Go Already Giving Back to Community

The new Wilmington business is offering discounts to local youth groups.

When Tracy Botelho and Mary Buscone opened Fro-Yo To Go three weeks ago they knew that they wanted it to become a part of the local community. As longtime Wilmington residents and volunteers in the community they knew that they wanted to open an establishment that both welcomed and supported people throughout the town. From the beginning both Buscone and Botelho committed themselves to providing a safe, healthy environment that would, “give business back to Wilmington.” With a staff filled with employees from both Wilmington and Shawsheen Valley technical High, Fro-Yo is the place to be here in town. Buscone, who left a corporate career to run Fro-Yo, also spends her time as a cross country coach in Arlington as well as an indoor track …

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After Slight Delay, Fro-Yo to Go Opens on Friday

Wilmington's first self-serve frozen yogurt shop is slated to open at 5 p.m. on Friday with a grand opening celebration set for Saturday.

Mary Buscone and Tracy Botehlo’s business dreams will become a reality on Friday. Despite a setback of about one week, Fro-Yo to Go will open its doors for customers at 5 p.m. for the first time. The self-serve frozen yogurt shop as been in the planning stages for more than one year. “We want everything to be done right for both us and our customers, so the little inconveniences that we have faced have been a learning experience,” said Buscone, the business’ co-owner. “We are back on track and looking forward to opening on Friday.” Fro-Yo to Go has hired 10 students from Wilmington High School and Shawsheen Technical High School to help run the business. In addition, there will be a bulletin board set up at the shop that will feature …

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