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Nov 3, 2026
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MEET THE MAKERS: Wooden spoon hobby becomes side business for Baxters Harbour man
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Loren Irving became interested in hand-carving wooden spoons and other utensils and began selling them because he made so many
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By Laura Churchill Duke
Published Nov 03, 2026
Loren Irving, of Baxters Harbour, hand carves spoons and other utensils.…
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