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Milford woman says baby goods store is wasting items

A Milford woman is speaking out this evening against a baby goods consignment shop she claims is wasting perfectly good merchandise that could be donated to families in need. Christina Stelnach says

News 12 Staff

Oct 6, 2012, 1:44 AM

Updated 4,229 days ago

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Milford woman says baby goods store is wasting items
A Milford woman is speaking out this evening against a baby goods consignment shop she claims is wasting perfectly good merchandise that could be donated to families in need.
Christina Stelnach says she found relatively new baby-friendly items in the trash behind Once Upon a Child.
Stelnach says the store promised to donate unsold goods, but is going against their word. She showed News 12 Connecticut a brand new bassinet and gently used baby walking toy that she says she pulled out of the dumpster.
A manager for Once Upon a Child says they throw away odd pieces and broken toys, but do donate to a local church and at least one preschool.


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