Anie’s Pizza and Bakery in Cache Creek celebrated the grand opening of its new patio last week. The restaurant has been undergoing a series of renovations to make it more inviting. Mayor John Ranta cuts the ribbon with (left) Anie Lim and Ian Campbell and friends.

Anie’s Pizza and Bakery in Cache Creek celebrated the grand opening of its new patio last week. The restaurant has been undergoing a series of renovations to make it more inviting. Mayor John Ranta cuts the ribbon with (left) Anie Lim and Ian Campbell and friends.

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Anie Lim started out as a baker at Horsting Farm. Now she has her own successful restaurant in Cache Creek, and it keeps getting better.

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