
Makayla Coffee
Former business/community reporter @annarbornews | former community news editor/reporter for @CMLIFE
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2 days ago |
livingstondaily.com | Makayla Coffee
A popular microbrewery is preparing to close in Genoa Township, according to an announcement shared on social media Wednesday, June 4. Eternity Brewing Company at 4060 E. Grand River Ave. is set to close at the end of the month according to the post, which was signed off by owner Ethan Whitesell.
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4 days ago |
livingstondaily.com | Makayla Coffee
A proposal to convert a former Rite Aid in Pinckney into a Mugg & Bopps gas station with a Dunkin' Donuts drive-through is under consideration. The Pinckney Planning Commission delayed a decision on a special land use permit until June 24 after a written comment deadline error. While the village planner sees the project as positive for utilizing a vacant building, some residents expressed concerns.
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4 days ago |
livingstondaily.com | Makayla Coffee
It's almost that time of year for Livingston County's highly-anticipated Melon Ice Cream. The melon-flavored frozen treat is officially available for preorder in 48-ounce containers at $23 each, according to a media release from the Howell Rotary Club. Fans of the ice cream can place their orders online at howellmelonicecream.com for pick-up the following days at the bus parking lot between 411 N. Highlander Way and 511 N. Highlander Way:5-7 p.m. Aug. 79-11 a.m. Aug. 95-7 p.m. Aug.
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1 week ago |
livingstondaily.com | Makayla Coffee
Burlington is very near to opening a new location in Livingston County. According to Burlington Stores Spokesperson Julia DePillis, the retail chain is currently slated to open in July at 8467 W. Grand River Ave. in the Brighton Mall. Burlington is known for affordable prices on women’s ready-to-wear apparel, menswear, youth apparel, baby items, beauty items, footwear, accessories, toys, gifts and coats.
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1 week ago |
livingstondaily.com | Makayla Coffee
HOWELL — The Smoke Doctor is getting a second location in Livingston County, after all. Instead of expanding in Hell, Cornell Clark has brought his business to the soon-to-be-former Firewood Grill at 1202 E. Grand River Ave. — according to a social media post shared Friday, May 16. A call to the business Thursday, May 29, confirmed the restaurant is still operating as Firewood Grill for now, but a re-opening date is coming soon.
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