Rachel Greco

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Rachel Greco

LANSING - The Michigan Liquor Control Commission has suspended Bobcat Bonnie's liquor license for its Lansing location. The suspension comes about a week after Bobcat Bonnie's Ferndale location closed and the State Journal reported that its owner owes more than $1.3 million in tax liens and faces allegations of writing bad checks to employees. The restaurant's license was suspended on June 9, said David Marvin, director of the executive services division for the Michigan Liquor Control Commission.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Rachel Greco

DELTA TWP. - Township officials reached a tentative agreement on June 5 with Eaton County to maintain police services for its more than 33,000 residents. The proposed deal comes at a steep cost to the township, and about a month after county voters rejected a 2-mill tax increase on May 6 for sheriff's deputies and road patrol, as well as animal control and other services.

3 weeks ago | lansingstatejournal.com | Rachel Greco

Delta Township and Eaton County reached a tentative agreement to maintain police services for the township. The deal comes after voters rejected a tax increase, leaving the county facing a budget deficit. The township's cost is nearly double the previous contract, creating a revenue shortfall. DELTA TWP. - Township officials reached a tentative agreement on June 5 with Eaton County to maintain police services for its more than 33,000 residents.

3 weeks ago | lansingstatejournal.com | Rachel Greco

Jon Anthony Florist, a Lansing staple for 84 years, is closing permanently on June 14. The decision to close comes after the passing of both founders and the increasing age of the Anthony's daughter who operates the shop. The shop's property is pending sale, and a final sale of gift items and plants is ongoing. LANSING - Flowers have been the Anthony family's business for 84 years. Harriet and John Anthony opened Jon Anthony Florist downtown at 120 E. Michigan Ave. in 1941.

3 weeks ago | lansingstatejournal.com | Rachel Greco

IONETIX Corporation plans a $25.75 million expansion in the Lansing area, creating 53 jobs. The expansion will increase production and distribution of cancer diagnostic and treatment products. The project received a $750,000 state grant and additional workforce training support. DELTA TWP. — IONETIX Corporation, a diagnostics and therapeutics company with operations in Delta Township and Lansing, is planning a more than $25 million expansion in the region.