A new business, Jungle Juice Bar, featuring fruit and vegetable smoothies, raw juices and more, celebrated its grand-opening Thursday with a vine-cutting with the Grosse Pointe Chamber of Commerce.
Jungle Juice Bar in Grosse Pointe Park was a longtime in the making. Co-owner Regeania Hunter-Coleman essentially turned a hobby/lifestyle of her own into a business, she said. For years, she has been juicing her own combinations at home. It began years ago when she discovered she had an allergy to an ingredient in vitamins. She still needed the vitamins but was prevented from consuming vitamin pills as a result. Now years later, Hunter-Coleman along with her niece, Syretta Hunter, own Jungle Juice Bar in Grosse Pointe Park. The pair celebrated their grand-opening Thursday with the Grosse Pointe Chamber of Commerce with a vine-cutting. Jungle Juice Bar offeres a variety of fruit and vegetable smoothies, raw juices, coffee, fruit and …
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Following a soft opening in January, the owners of Village Ace celebrated their official grand opening Friday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and many specials.
The new home store on the Hill officially celebrated its grand opening early Monday with a ribbon-cutting with the Grosse Pointe Chamber of Commerce and Grosse Pointe Farms officials.
F & H for the Home on the Hill in Grosse Pointe Farms celebrated its grand opening Monday. The store, owned and operated by Nina Tocco, offers home decor and interior design with Swedish and Belgian influences. The showroom/design studio opened March 9 in the former Bambu Restaurant space at 75 Kercheval Ave. Tocco remodeled after gutting the building down to the studs. Everything in the store can be ordered, even in the bathroom--a decision she made purposfully with the intent of showing clients ideas and enabling them to incorporate it just as they see it in the store. Tocco is aiming to work with local businesses, designers and artists, she said, noting a specially produced ceramics line by an artist who lives on Neff Road and fires …
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Grosse Pointe Chamber of Commerce officials recently celebrated the grand opening of Beaumont Hospital Grosse Pointe's new vein clinic on the Hill.
Beaumont Hospital Grosse Pointe opened a new clinic on the Hill that offers non-surgical treatment for varicose veins in an outpatient setting. The vein clinic, 87 Kercheval Ave., is located next to Morning Glory Coffee and will treat adult patients. According to information from Beaumont, the clinic will specialize in three types of treatment: The first uses laser technology to cauterize the veins; the second uses micro-incisions to remove the veins; and the third uses a fine needle to inject a blocking agent to stop the growth of the varicose or spider vein. Officials at the center will offer assessment of the veins, recommendations for treatment, if any, and the appropriate procedure. Most treatments are expected to take less than an …
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The owners of the new Extreme Pizza on Fisher Road celebrated the grand opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony with the Grosse Pointe Chamber of Commerce.
Grosse Pointe Extreme Pizza opened on Fisher Road earlier this month and celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony with the Grosse Pointe Chamber of Commerce. Grosse Pointe Mayor Dale Scrace also joined in the ribbon-cutting celebration. The restaurant chain exists in 10 states, most of which are west of Michigan. The Grosse Pointe location is the first, and currently only, location in Michigan. Grosse Pointe natives Sam Saigh, Steve Saigh and John Moran have partnered to open Extreme Pizza across from South High School at 369 Fisher Road. The restaurant offers pizzas, salads, subs, calzones, wings and desserts. Customers may dine-in, take-out or have food delivered and online ordering is available through the company's website. The Grosse…
10:19 pm on Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Great to see familiar faces and wonderful to know there is new life entering the GP business community! more ›
Officials from the City of Grosse Pointe, the Grosse Pointe Chamber of Commerce and employees of the new pastry/crepe in the Village celebrated the business this week with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Sweet Little Sheila's Pastry and Crepe Cafe will soon open in the Village offering counter service morning coffee and pastries, sit-down lunch and dinner crepes with soup and sweet treats for the taking throughout the day. The new cafe opened by the owners of Side Street Diner, Megan Spicer and Sheila Taylor, is still awaiting inspection by the Wayne County Health Department. They are hopeful the inspection will happen within the next several business days as they are prepared to open. They had originally planned to open this week following the ribbon-cutting ceremony with the Grosse Pointe Chamber of Commerce and City of Grosse Pointe officials, but the scheduling for the inspection has taken longer due, they said. Spicer said they were …
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Grosse Pointe Chamber of Commerce and Grosse Pointe Woods officials celebrated the new ownership of Subway on Mack Avenue Thursday night with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Subway on Mack Avenue in Grosse Pointe Woods will be hosting an "under new ownership" event on its new outdoor dining patio today and Saturday as part of a celebration related the change in ownership. The new owners, Niko Ahee and Dion Blumentritt, acquired the location in early May. They own four other Subways, making this their fifth location. The others are the Subway in the City of Grosse Pointe across the street from South High School, one in Harper Woods and two downtown, one of which was recently acquired. Ahee and Blumentritt celebrated their newest location, which they've been remodeling since acquisition, Thursday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony with officials from the Grosse Pointe Chamber of Commerce and Grosse Pointe Woods. The…
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5:02 pm on Monday, August 27, 2012
I agree, by going overboard, he is " polluting" a legitimate message. Hopefully, there are many others who can campaign PROPERLY for what that feel is just and right and fair as GPW residents as I do not agree with the 2 upcoming ballot proposals. I also do not agree with the councils lack of debate on any topic, especially the budget. Slamming is not going to get more no votes. more ›
McDonald's opened it's doors for business at midnight Friday, offering prizes to the first 300 customers, which followed a ribbon-cutting ceremony late Thursday and a VIP party.
The owners of the new McDonald's on Mack Avenue at Canyon/Moran roads celebrated the grand-opening late Thursday with a large gathering at the first "green" location of the fast-food chain restaurant in Detroit. The restaurant borders Grosse Pointe Farms and will be open 24 hours a day, offering drive-through service only at night. The night began with a ribbon-cutting ceremony with the Grosse Pointe Chamber of Commerce and several Grosse Pointe and Detroit city officials in addition to two state representatives, Tim Bledsoe and Alberta Tinsley-Talabi. Outside, the restaurant offers a large dining patio. Inside, the restuarant offers a variety of booth and bar seating tables that are not the traditional hard-molded plastic in most McDonald…
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Grosse Pointe Woods and Grosse Pointe Chamber of Commerce officials celebrate the grand-opening of the new location for Crowther Carpet and Rugs with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
After four months of being closed during a relocation that happened rather unexpectedly, Kevin Crowther is happy to be open again--this time in a new storefront on Mack Avenue in Grosse Pointe Woods. Crowther, the owner of Crowther Carpet and Rugs, moved his business from the corner of University and Mack Avenue in the City of Grosse Pointe following an arson that destroyed Coins and Stamps earlier this year. The arson, which remains under investigation, followed a series of burglaries at the business, and Crowther said this week he believes if somone was angry enough to set that business on fire, they are likely to return. As a result of the arson, Crowther lost $40,000 in merchandise he discovered was underinsured. He immediately began …
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1:08 pm on Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Congatulations Kevin! You run a great store. Looking forward to seeing you in your new location. more ›
The boutique shop featuring clothing, accessories and more for women, children and men recently moved to a storefront in Grosse Pointe Woods. The owner celebrated her new location with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Monday.
The owner of Hannah Bear Boutique and La Jolie Rose celebrated her new location on Mack Avenue in Grosse Pointe Woods with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Monday with city and business officials. Owner Rose Marchese recently moved her businesses from the Village to 20155 Mack Ave., which has been a good move, she previously told Patch. She was joined Monday by her husband Dr. Robert Marchese, Woods Mayor Robert Novitke, Woods City Administrator Al Fincham and Grosse Pointe Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Jennifer Boettcher and Director of Administration MaryJo Harris. Her relocation involved some remodeling and update to the new building, which formerly houses Grosse Pointe Collection. The new space offers Marchese more space and is much …
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11:22 am on Monday, May 6, 2013
Visited on Saturday - excellent! Try the cucumber/apple/kale if you get the chance. more ›