9:35 p.m. Friday, July 18, 2008
For some, only one thing could satisfy them on such a warm day.
Ice cream.
And today, the sweet treat came with a bonus.
For a few hours tonight, Cold Stone Creamery on Wanamaker donated 25 percent of profits to the Easter Seals Capper Foundation.
The group makes life better for kids with disabilities.
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