Ypsilanti Food Co-op more than just a supermarket
The Ypsilanti Food Co-op bills itself as a different type of place to get the staples of life. So much is evident in this The Ypsilanti Courier story.
The Ypsilanti Food Co-op bills itself as a different type of place to get the staples of life. So much is evident in this The Ypsilanti Courier story.
As more and more new businesses are opening in Ypsilanti, local entrepreneur has a few choice words of advice for them.
Another woman is making her mark in Michigan. Susan Martin has been selected as the first woman president of Eastern Michigan University.
The new economy is growing in Ypsilanti, too. Issys has worked its way up to 30 employees in the last dozen years and hopes to add six more by the end of this year.
InterClean Equipment is moving forward, ringing up sales, expanding it presence and creating new jobs. The Ypsilanti-based company hopes to hire 10-20 more people.
Municipalities are getting ready to help chip in to fund the Ann Arbor SPARK satellite incubator in Ypsilanti. The city of Ypsilanti has pledged $15,000 and Ypsilanti Township is considering doing the same.
Another one is about finished biting the redevelopment dust in downtown Ypsilanti. Maurer Management & Properties expects to open the J Neil’s Mongolian Grille and the Keystone Martini Bar in the old Kresge building early this summer.
RMS has locations throughout the U.S., including a new one in Ypsilanti. The company hopes to expand and add jobs as they spread into nearby markets.
Ypsilanti's leaders want to raze the old so they will have a better shot of building new on the Water Street acreage. City officials are proposing demoing the old buildings on the 38 acres to make the land overlooking the Huron River more appealing to a developer.
Chalk up another Michigan business asking smokers to butt out of its space. The Ugly Mug coffee shop in Ypsilanti is the latest eating establishment to join the growing ranks of businesses banning smoking.
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