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Manne’s aunt and uncle, Susan and , are among the family owners of the Roseville store that opened in October 2012.
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“We’re going to have tons of candy. I’m really excited about that,” Manne said. “We just want to be the really good neighborhood candy store.”
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Susan and also own European Wax Centers in Roseville’s Fountains and Rocky Ridge Town Center, as well as a European Wax Center in Los Angeles.
Sonya Sorich is social engagement manager and a staff writer at the Sacramento Business Journal. She oversees social media activity and writes about retailing and small business.