BRIGHTON, MI -- Equestrian apparel and horse-care items are taking over a space in a Brighton shopping center this spring.
Massachusetts-based Dover Saddlery is opening a 6,000-square-foot store in Green Oak Village Place, 9700 Village Place Blvd., to provide a variety of equestrian products like clothing, saddles, horse health products, blankets and other stable items. The store is filling the former Rally House space.
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This store, like all Dover Saddlery stores, will offer in-store tall boot, helmet and show coat fittings, according to the statement.
Many things are taking place:
CDC school guidelines and universal masking: A shopping guide
Like all things we introduce to kids, doing it slowly, comfortably and making it fun all help with compliance
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The CDC first released its K-12 guidance in February to help facilitate the opening of schools across the country, and keep schools open for in-person instruction. The updated guidance about physical distancing in schools reflects results of three studies published in the CDC's weekly roundup of public health news, the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report .
NFL rumors: Patriots 'not actively' shopping Stephon Gilmore
Prior to this week, the assumption with Stephon Gilmore was he probably wouldn't be with the team in 2021 considering he will be seeking a new contract and won't play on his current deal.
But, after all the Patriots' moves this week, doesn't it make sense for the team to try and work something out with him?
“His name has come up in trade conversations over the past year, but nothing has ever come close to materializing," he wrote. "That’s remained the case of late. If Gilmore’s name has come up in any discussions, it hasn’t been a result of the Patriots trying to unload him.”
What BAZAAR Editors Are Shopping This Week
Welcome to Add to Cart , a weekly shopping series featuring all the accessories, ready-to-wear, and beauty items our BAZAAR editors are coveting this week.
I love any mask that doesn't require me to rinse it off. This jelly consistency is so easy to use and makes skin feel softer, tighter, and brighter after just one use, whether I wipe it off after 20 minutes or wear it all night (I prefer the latter). — Jenna Rosentein
I read online that a king comforter in a queen duvet was the secret to making your bed ultra-fluffy, so I tried it with this down alternative comforter and have barely left my bed since. I don't know how I ever slept before owning this fluffy marshmallow dream. — Jenna Rosentein
Quite a lot has been going on:
Sam's Club CEO: customers adopted 'carbs and calories' shopping habit
McLay said that the company called those periods "carbs and calories," as people went searching for experiences they couldn't get outside their homes during lockdowns.
Sam's Club customers also invested in home and yard improvement and outdoor entertainment over the past year, McLay told the Times. "People are like, 'How do I make my home my castle?'" McLay said to the newspaper.
Man shot at Brier Creek shopping center, suspect in custody | CBS 17
Raleigh police said the shooting occurred around 1:53 p.m. in the 8400 block of Brier Creek Parkway.
Evidence markers were spotted by a CBS 17 crew in the parking lot near the entrance to a Barnes & Noble.
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HOLLY SPRINGS, N.C. (WNCN) - Not far from Holly Springs Business Park, in a wooded area, is the home of the largest end-to-end biopharmaceutical manufacturing facility in North America.
Gov. Roy Cooper announced Thursday Fujifilm Diosynth Biotechnologies will invest up to $2 billion into the facility.
Ghoulish thief used dead man's plastic to go on Brooklyn shopping spree: cops | amNewYork
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Law enforcement sources said Joseph Moore, 57, of 32nd Avenue in Jackson Heights, Queens was found dead at about 7:56 a.m. on March 9 in the area of Linden Boulevard and Linwood Street in East New York.
But over the next two days, police sources said, the unidentified thief — who somehow had gotten hold of Moore’s credit cards — used them to go on a posthumous shopping spree.
Thief goes on shopping spree with dead man's credit card in Brooklyn: cops
A Queens man was found dead on a Brooklyn street — and someone has since gone on a shopping spree with his credit card, cops said.
Joseph Moore, 57, of Jackson Heights, was discovered lying face-up on the sidewalk at Linden Boulevard and Linwood Street just before 8 a.m. March 9, authorities said.
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Cops released a photo late Thursday of the male suspect inside the cellphone store. It is unclear how he came into possession of the credit card.
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