Founder of beloved Bowling Green cafe has died, coffee shop says

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BOWLING GREEN, Ohio (Grounds for Thought) — Sandy Wicks, the founder of the popular cafe and book shop Grounds for Thought in downtown Bowling Green, has passed away. Described as an entrepreneur, activist, and elected official, Wicks will be remembered by all who knew her.

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