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Ronnie Adkins, Doctor of Chiropractic at Adkins Chiropractic, said he started his Saline business in 1976. "My father (is) a chiropractor, (my) wife, her cousins. (I) Received help from chiropractic after being discharged from the USCG," he said. Adkins recently submitted information about her business through Patch's Business Shout Out. If you have a business and want to participate in Patch's Small Business Shout Out you can fill out the form here. How did your business come to be?: My father (is) a chiropractor, (my) wife, her cousins. (I) Received help from chiropractic after being discharged from the USCG. What kind of services do you offer?: Original Palmer hands on adjustments. We adjust babies to senior citizens, for the right …
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Learn more about this Manchester-based business in this week's Small Business Shout Out.
Tamara Douglas, owner of Kids Fashion Jungle, said she was inspired to open her store in 2012 after being unimpressed with bigger resale stores in the area and the small amount families earn back after selling items. "We found that we were only receiving pennies for the brand name clothing we had to offer them," Douglas said. Douglas recently submitted information about her business through Patch's Business Shout Out. If you have a business and want to participate in Patch's Small Business Shout Out you can fill out the form here. How did your business come to be?: Kids Fashion Jungle came to be when after taking our children's clothes to "larger" children's resale stores, we found that we were only receiving pennies for the brand name …
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Learn more about this Saline-based business in this week's Small Business Shout Out.
Mark Visovatti, booking agent for the Saline Fiddlers, said the group has a rich history in the Saline area. "Back in August of 1994, Bob Phillips, the Fiddlers' founder, gathered 22 high school string musicians with one or two years of informal fiddling instruction," Visovatti said. "He asked them to consider forming a group with two primary goals: to learn traditional American fiddle music and perform for small audiences, thus perpetuating this rich, musical heritage. Since 1994, the Saline Fiddlers have undeniably set the standard for extracurricular music programs in the United States." Recently Visovatti submitted information about his business to Patch. If you have a business and want to participate in Patch's Small Business Shout …
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Learn more about this Saline-based business in this week's Small Business Shout Out.
When Dave Vaillancourt, owner of Snap Fitness in Saline, retired he needed to find something to keep busy, "(I was) retired and looking for a way to keep busy and active so I opened Snap Fitness a 24/7 gym." Recently Vaillancourt submitted information about his business to Patch. If you have a business and want to participate in Patch's Small Business Shout Out you can fill out the form here. What's a fact about your business that most customers probably don't know?: 24/7 accessibility. Members can access the club when it is most convenient for them. When was the business founded?: November 2007 How did your business come to be?: I was retired and looking for a way to keep busy and active so I opened Snap Fitness a 24/7 gym. Why did you …
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9:58 am on Tuesday, April 16, 2013
Mr. Vaillancourt is also a supporter of the Saline Young Adult Program as he offers his gym as a job-training site. Thank you sir! more ›
We're visiting local businesses and organizations to see what they're offering for holiday shoppers.
Pineapple House is located at 101 E. Michigan Ave., at the main intersection in downtown Saline. It offers a wide variety of classical furniture styles and antique decorations. Last year, Pineapple House held extended hours for the holiday season: From 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday-Thursday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Friday and Saturday, and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. Regular hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and closed on Sunday and Monday. For more information visit their website or email 734-429-1174.
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7:01 am on Tuesday, November 22, 2011
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We're visiting local businesses to see what they're offering this holiday season.
Today, we launch our holiday shopping guide with a profile of The Bling Thing, located at 131 E. Michigan Ave., in downtown Saline. Store hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., Friday, and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday. For more information, visit the website or call 734-470-6279.
The Saline shop features eclectic wares and is always getting new products.
Saline’s Merchant Square has a new resident. Reincarnations Resale has been open for business for about a month, and its owner, Michele Ingalls, said she has been surprised by the reception she has received so far. “I have been just overwhelmed by the welcome and the kindness (from Saline). I couldn’t have asked for anything more,” Ingalls said. The store features a large variety of objects, both from consignment and her personal hunting through estate sales and auctions. Old license plates and tools hang on the walls of the shop, and knick-knacks are scattered on all the flat surfaces. Ingalls said she’s pretty liberal about what she’s accepting, since she’s not sure what will or won’t sell in Saline. The things people bring in are …
Lend a hand this holiday season by volunteering at Habitat for Humanity's ReStore or constructing a home.
This is the fourth in a 30-day series of ways Patch community members can give back. We hope you'll take part in this 30 Days of Giving, and take the spirit beyond the holidays, because there is "need" all year long. Habitat for Humanity of Oakland County is a nonprofit organization with a mission to eliminate poverty and ensure that those in need have a decent place to live. The organization builds and renovates houses annually and is always in need of a crew of volunteers for completing house projects and manning the ReStore, which is located at 150 Osmun St. in Pontiac. Volunteers for construction projects are still needed on Tuesdays and Thursdays through the holiday season; volunteers for ReStore are needed Tuesday through Saturday. …
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We're visiting local businesses and organizations to see what they're offering for holiday shoppers.
Today we visit Reincarnations, located at 109 E. Michigan Ave., just east of the main intersection in downtown Saline. Reincarnations, recently opened by owner Michele Ingalls, focuses on vintage furniture, household goods, jewelry and clothing. For more information, visit reincarnationsresale.com or call 734-470-6480
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2:29 pm on Sunday, April 28, 2013
Where is this business located? From the article I would assume it is in Dexter, however I am not familar with it. more ›