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Celeste Shaw-Coulston turns pain into peace at her newest spot, Cafe Coco on East Main Avenue

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Celeste Shaw-Coulston opened Cafe Coco in downtown Spokane in late July. The cafe is named for her granddaughter, Coco. Coco's mother, Megan Shaw, lost her life three years ago during a pregnancy complication. Megan and Coco are safe, dancing in the cafe and planning Coco's third birthday party.
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Celeste Shaw-Coulston turns pain into peace at her newest spot, Cafe Coco on East Main Avenue

"Dear Coco," it starts. A love letter to a granddaughter. Not with pen and paper, but with velvet, espresso and pencil. Celeste Shaw-Coulston

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Inlander broke the news in on Thursday, August 31, 2023.
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