Ives Cream cuts ribbon on downtown store
NORWICH – From producer to consumer – that’s what the grand opening of Ives Cream was all about.The dream of Katie & Alex Ives was realized when they were able to serve a great locally produced ice cream to the many attendees of the Gus Macker event in downtown Norwich this weekend.
Ward 2 Alderman Terry Bresina, representing the City of Norwich, offered Alex and Katie Ives a proclamation on behalf of Mayor Joseph Maiurano, who was out of town on business.
“I don’t know about the rest of you, but I’ve been waiting for this day for two years,” Bresina prefaced his remarks. “I first tasted Ives Cream two summers ago at the Chenango County Farm Bureau ice cream social. And I haven’t missed one since.”
Bresina expressed a preference for Black Raspberry, and he noted that this was the first ribbon-cutting he can remember in which the participants were inundated by customers.
Chenango County Farm Bureau President Bradd Vickers said, “Farm Bureau studies show that consumers prefer to buy direct from the producer who can answer questions about how the product is produced. We are getting more and more producers marketing locally. Locally grown is not only good for the producer and the consumer it’s great for Chenango County. Now you can get a great “Ives Cream” in downtown Norwich.”
Ward 2 Alderman Terry Bresina, representing the City of Norwich, offered Alex and Katie Ives a proclamation on behalf of Mayor Joseph Maiurano, who was out of town on business.
“I don’t know about the rest of you, but I’ve been waiting for this day for two years,” Bresina prefaced his remarks. “I first tasted Ives Cream two summers ago at the Chenango County Farm Bureau ice cream social. And I haven’t missed one since.”
Bresina expressed a preference for Black Raspberry, and he noted that this was the first ribbon-cutting he can remember in which the participants were inundated by customers.
Chenango County Farm Bureau President Bradd Vickers said, “Farm Bureau studies show that consumers prefer to buy direct from the producer who can answer questions about how the product is produced. We are getting more and more producers marketing locally. Locally grown is not only good for the producer and the consumer it’s great for Chenango County. Now you can get a great “Ives Cream” in downtown Norwich.”
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