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Startup Cedar Helps Local Entrepreneurs Generate Nearly $1.5 Million in First Year

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University A promising business idea may begin on a sketchpad, in a classroom, or around a kitchen table, but turning the idea into a thriving business takes more than inspiration. It takes trusted guidance, practical resources, access to funding, and a community willing to help.

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