Heather Dame holds a chicken sandwich at the Lucky Lemon Bakery on opening day, Jan 29, 2021. Kokomo Tribune photo by Tim Bath
Kristie Rhodes filling an order of baked goods at the Lucky Lemon Bakery on opening day, Jan 29, 2021. Kokomo Tribune photo by Tim Bath
There was a lot of doubt in Heather Dame's mind when she started selling her vegan food under the moniker Lucky Lemon Bakery in 2015 at the Kokomo Farmer's Market.
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Now, more than five years later and a lot of pleading from fans of Dame's food, Lucky Lemon Bakery has its own storefront.
Many things are taking place:
Car Crashes Through Draper Jamba Juice Storefront
DRAPER, Utah – A driver who thought his vehicle was in reverse drove through the front of a store in Draper on Friday morning, police said.
Draper Police Sgt. Jordan Upchurch said the man behind the wheel thought he was in reverse, and when the car lurched forward he became disoriented and crashed into the store.
No injuries were reported, and authorities said the driver was not impaired. No charges are expected to be filed.
T2K Nutrition to open a storefront | News, Sports, Jobs - Times Republican
CONTRIBUTED PHOTO — T2K Nutrition owner Heather Niedermann started her business out of her home less than a year ago. She will be opening a store soon where she will sell Herbalife supplements.
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She became an Herbalife distributor less than a year ago, selling Herbalife products out of her home in Marshalltown. Herbalife is a multi-level marketing company which sells dietary supplements like meal-replacement teas and shakes. Niedermann’s business, T2K Nutrition, is preparing to open a storefront. Niedermann did not disclose the location of the store because everything has yet to become official, but she said it is on the southern side of Marshalltown.
Storefront Manitoba appoints new Executive Directors
Storefront Manitoba has recently welcomed Peter Sampson and Liz Wreford as its new Executive Directors.
Peter Sampson, MAA, OAA, AAA, FRAIC, is Principal Architect of Public City and a Fellow of the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada. Educated at McGill and the University of Toronto, he is the architect of a number of award-winning shipping container projects around Winnipeg and the soon-to-be-open Crescent Drive Park Pavilion and Cornish Library.
In case you are keeping track:
Lion Cub's Cookies planning first storefront in Grandview Heights
When Bradley Kaplan visited his mother for the holidays in 2018, he decided to bring some treats with him.
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He worked as an engineer, but Kaplan said he always was interested in creating a food-related business.
"Opening a business during the pandemic was a challenge, but it was easier for us because we were a delivery business," Kaplan said.
Kaplan is planning to open his first storefront later this spring at 1261 Grandview Avenue in Grandview Heights. The storefront was the former location of Peabody Papers.
East Contra Costa Girl Scout cookie sales all online in '21
Elizabeth Fyfe explained that the troops make 75 cents to $1 per box that they sell, and then there are many incentives for box counts.
Winter Walk Challenge: Stay active and get a chance to win prizes by signing up for the 511 Contra Costa Winter Walk Challenge. Those who sign up will complete weekly challenges. Walks can be taken anywhere, including to the store, to work and even to the bus stop. The idea is to encourage people to walk rather than drive. For more details, go to 511contracosta.org/walk/winter-walk-challenge .
Public hearing for Sunset school property rezoning in Clear Lake Monday | Latest News |
A public hearing for the rezoning of the former Sunset View Preschool property in Clear Lake is Monday.
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The owner, Dolly James LLC, of Cedar Falls, has requested the property at 408 Mars Hill Drive be rezoned from public to RS-8, medium-density single-family residential.
In December, the Clear Lake City Council unanimously approved a resolution referring the zoning request to the Planning and Zoning Commission for review and recommendation and setting the date for the public hearing to consider it.
Former Joe's NY Pizza downtown Portsmouth location will become offices
PORTSMOUTH – Going before the city's Historic District Commission next week are plans to give a facelift to the former Joe's New York Pizza storefront on Congress Street.
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Joe's New York Pizza closed last February after 20 years downtown. Owner Joe Kelley cited a pending sale of the building and rent that had tripled since he opened. Efforts to buy the business condominium himself failed, he said.
The storefront at 124 Congress St. has been vacant since, with obvious construction and renovations taking place inside.
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