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The bells from an ice cream truck rolling slowly through the neighborhood on a late August afternoon have a “pied piper” effect on all within hearing distance. Laura Pineda, with her son Ruben and daughter Maya, buys dessert from the Ice Cream Express of North Dartmouth. It’s an open question whether the contents of the bag reached their home on Red Cedar Road without being sampled by the hungry kids.
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