A Little Slice of Heaven —
Angeline's Bakery is a good, healthy value
(The Bend Bulletin, Restaurant Review, Jan. 11, 2008)

"…My introduction to Angeline's was a $6 breakfast bagel. I was overwhelmed. A thick hot slab of omelet was slapped on a sesame-seed bagel with a sun-dried tomato cream-cheese spread (my choice of bagel and spread). It came with spinach, cheddar cheese and a slice of Canadian bacon and was sufficiently filling to get me through to dinner without any hunger pangs…"
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A Baker's Journey — Angeline's Bakery is the current stop in the long journey that is the life of Angeline Rhett
(The Bend Bulletin U Magazine, winter 2007)

…Twenty-eight-year-old Angeline Agre pulls on her coat, trudges through the snow to a small storefront, and unlocks the door to her next adventure in life.

Whether you fast-forward or rewind the tape from that cold morning in January, 1997, when Angeline's Bakery opened for business on West Main Avenue in Sisters, you'll find a an amazing woman with a pioneering spirit, a scrappy nature and a will to experience life to the fullest.…
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Angeline's celebrates 10 years in business
(Nugget Newspaper, January 2007)

Ten years ago, Angeline Rhett could be found strolling through Sisters with a lunch cart, offering fresh, nutritious lunches for business people and visitors in town.

It was the start of something big — though it didn't seem like it at the time. This week, she's celebrating 10 years in business in Sisters, and Angeline's Bakery & Café is a thriving eatery and music venue.
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Triage brings house down at Angeline's
(Nugget Newspaper, August 2007)

Angeline's Bakery and Café brought live theater to Sisters last Thursday night. The Bend-based improvisational group Triage created an evening of audience-driven fun for the large crowd who gathered on the lawn behind the restaurant.
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Angeline's Bakery & Cafe: A staple in Sisters
(Bend Bulletin, 2004)

Open the door to Angeline's Bakery & Cafe in Sisters, and it's a double-whammy of sights and smells.

The colorful Sisters eatery features art on its walls and an array of baked goods, including scones, muffins, bagels and cookies in its cases. Add soups, daily specials like lasagna, quiche and sandwiches, and you've got Angeline's.
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Healthy Bakeries (Bend Bulletin, 2001)

…[Angeline's] caters to the health conscious. Along with vegan and gluten-free toffee bars, chocolate chip cookies, assorted fruit scones, brownies and bread, the bakery prides itself in being all natural. They also bake lactose-free and kiabetic treats…
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Northern Lights Bakery Expands
(Nugget Newspaper, Feb. 14, 2000)

After five weeks of intense labor and planning, Northern Lights Bakery reopened Monday, February 12, with twice as much room and an expanded menu as well… In addition to the many customers who came by checking on the project and asking when they could again purchase a Northern Lights bagel, a number of folks joined in the construction project…
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Tree to be or not to tree
(Nugget Newspaper, 1997)

The Sisters City Council grudgingly granted a reprieve to a 50-foot aspen tree at their meeting on May 29.

The tree's execution was imminent, as it stands in the center of a new sidewalk ready to be poured in front of Northern Lights Bakery and Habitat for Humanity. Mayor Steve Wilson said, "As much as I love trees, it is the wrong place for a tree — smack in the middle of the sidewalk." City Administrator Barbara Warren said, "It's a scrubby little tree."
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Northern Lights (The Source Newspaper, 1997)

"A unique product and atmosphere," describes owner, Angeline Agre when summing up what makes her Northern Lights Bakery in Sisters different from the rest. Perhaps this can partly be attributed to the bakery's hard working and fun-loving staff of five women who, as Agre states, have made 210 W. Main St. "a part of people's day."

…Northern Lights uses unique ingredients that emphasize a healthier approach toward baking. This means utilizing products such as organic flour, creating gluten-free breads, and sticking with natural sugars like honey…
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"Bagel Lady" rolls into bakery business
(Nugget Newspaper, 1997)

Many in the Sisters' business community know her for her bagel sandwiches, but Angeline Agre has cooked up — or, rather, "baked" up — a new commercial adventure for herself.

Agre, 28, who got her business start in Sisters last winter by selling sandwiches and snacks door-to-door to office workers and shopkeepers, last month purchased Northern Lights Bakery at 121 W. Main Avenue.
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