Genevieve Love, 20, has been named Indigo Shire's young citizen of the year

Ellen Ebsary
Updated January 26 2021 - 1:26pm, first published 11:15am
GESTURE: Genevieve Love, 20, has been named Indigo Shire's young citizen of the year. After losing work as a pastry chef, she ran morning teas for isolated residents in Stanley. That act of goodwill led to a new job at Jim Jam Foods. Picture: MARK JESSER
GESTURE: Genevieve Love, 20, has been named Indigo Shire's young citizen of the year. After losing work as a pastry chef, she ran morning teas for isolated residents in Stanley. That act of goodwill led to a new job at Jim Jam Foods. Picture: MARK JESSER

A young pastry chef who lost her job due to the pandemic, then baked 800 morning teas to keep her community connected, has been named Indigo Shire's young citizen of the year.

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Ellen Ebsary

Ellen Ebsary

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