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| Summit to explore business incubator ideas |
JacksonBlazer writes, "Jackson Community College, together with Baker College and Spring Arbor University, will host a business Incubator/Accelerator Summit to explore the development of a business incubator/accelerator for the Jackson County area. The summit will be held from 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. March 12 in the Michael Baughman Theatre, Potter Center, on JCC’s Jackson campus.
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Posted on Feb 16, 2008 23:45pm.
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| Young Entrepreneurs Revitalize Community Part II |
JacksonBlazer writes, "Finish the article from Part I
Picture: Dion Brown checks out the latest in foot wear at New York Connection
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Posted on Apr 07, 2007 21:30pm.
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| Young Entrepreneurs Revitalize Community Part I |
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JacksonBlazer writes, "Can you think back to your last twenty purchases, or better yet, your last five? Now ask yourself, “How far was the purchase from your place of residence?” and secondly, “Who was the owner of the establishment you made the purchase from?” Each question, equally important, addresses two problems plaguing Black communities and businesses. Young entrepreneurs Len Wood Armstrong and Clarence Love have addresses these issues, and have a stroke."
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Posted on Apr 07, 2007 21:27pm.
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| EMMONS SERVICE,INC |
JacksonBlazer writes, "Emmons Service, Inc. takes pride in being a part of the Jackson community for over 87 years. Beginning in 1918 by means of horsedrawn carriage, Emmons Service has always been locally and family
owned.
They are not only the oldest but also the largest garbage removal service in Jackson County. Emmons Service was started in 1918 by William Patton Emmons.
At that time, residential rubbish was hauled by horse drawn wagons.
After his death, the business was purchased from his estate by William’s son, Robert Hague Emmons. In the early 1940’s, the horse drawn wagons were replaced
by motorized trucks."
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Posted on Dec 13, 2006 10:48am.
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