EJ Penniman - Downtown Plymouth

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SOLVING YOUR
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COMPUTER PROBLEMS
n 1991, Jayme Rossiter and Roz Spen- “We fell in love with Plymouth and we like
cer were working as consultants when the feeling of community here.”
Forest Computer Services has a staff
a mutual client suggested they meet.
The client knew their individual skills of trained technicians, experts in laptop
would complement each other and and desktop repair and performance immake them a great team. After meeting over provement, who can help if your computpizza and beer, they decided to try working ers are not working or running slower than
you’d like.
together for six months.
They formed ESM Group LLC,
Drop-off and on-site services include:
in 1992 and became certified
as a Women Owned Business
• Virus removal
(WBENC). Today, ESM Group is
• Updates
• Clean Up
thriving. Offering programming
• Security
services and project management
• Evaluations
to large and small businesses in a
• Tune-ups
variety of industries.
They
• Diagnostics
have been steadily growing
• Repairs
ever since.
• Networks
• Software installations
In the summer of 2009,
• Backup solutions
Jayme and Roz formed Forest
• Data recovery
Computer Solutions to offer
computer services to residential
and commercial customers. Forest Computer
Forest Computer Solutions
Solutions, their newest venture, is located in
480 Forest Ave.
the heart of Downtown Plymouth because,
734.259.8611
www.forestcomputersolutions.com
2010 Downtown Plymouth Visitor’s Guide
REACH
Whitaker
Therapy
YOUR
ATHLETIC
GOALS
Rob Marshall - Mt. Rainier
R
ob Marshall is having the year of his life. A dedicated marathon runner, he ran a personal best in the
New York Marathon and qualified for the Boston
Marathon. He climbed Mt. Rainier and spent three
weeks hiking at high altitudes in Nepal. But all of
that almost didn’t happen.
After running a marathon last spring, Rob took a month off
to recover. When he returned to training, Rob found that he had
a nagging pain in one quadriceps. Rest didn’t help and physical
therapy didn’t help. Rob says, “I had seen Whitaker Therapy and
thought it was worth a try. I went for one session with Parker
and, within an hour, that whole area felt a tremendous amount
better.” He was able to begin running again within a week and
continue his training and travel schedule. As he returned to his intense training schedule, Rob saw Parker periodically through the
summer and fall. In August he climbed Mt. Rainier; in November,
he ran his personal best in the New York Marathon; and then he
hiked in Nepal.
Parker Whitaker says that the Muscle Release Technique he
uses has proven to be a quick, effective way of releasing
muscle pain, whether it is caused by repetitive use or another
type of injury. He figures out what caused the muscle to become dysfunctional and works the muscle and soft tissue to
release the pain. Then, he says, he teaches the client how to
treat the pain at home. It works because he focuses on treating the cause of the pain, not just on short-term pain relief.
This therapy is effective for all kinds of injuries. Carpal tunnel
syndrome, shoulder issues, neck and back pain, tendonitis,
and knee issues are some of the issues he treats often.
Rob uses the stretches Parker has taught him and returns
to Parker after an extreme challenge. “Coming down from
Mt. Rainier puts a tremendous strain on the legs,” he says.
Parker helped remove the aches and pains caused by the
climb. After the New York Marathon, instead of the fatigue
and soreness he had come to expect, he felt “fantastic.” He
says the muscle release technique has helped him maintain
his training schedule and prevent injury. Rob’s not planning
on slowing down. With Parker’s help, he plans on training
and competing for a long time to come.
Whitaker Therapy
585 Forest #1
734.459.4538
www.whitakertherapy.com
www.downtownplymouth.org
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A Great Look
from a Great Team
Salon
S
alon Awesome boasts a team of
highly qualified stylists who work
constantly to learn the latest looks,
cuts and colors in order to give you
a current look that will compliment
your lifestyle.
Rachelle Dempster will tell you that there’s
more than that, though, behind their success.
Rachelle, with Brian Frydl, own Salon Awesome
as well as That’s Awesome!, the boutique next
door. Rachelle grew up in Plymouth and believes
that it’s important to be involved and contribute
to the community. The Salon Awesome team
can be seen participating in community functions throughout the year, using their creative
talents for everything from scarecrows in Kellogg Park to their wildly popular annual float
in the Good Morning USA 4th of July Parade.
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Awesome!
This sense of fun and family is also apparent
in Salon Awesome and That’s Awesome! Step
inside and Rachelle’s team will work with you
to create a total look that fits your lifestyle
and enhances your features. Then, browse
the jewelry, handbags and gifts next door for
that perfect accent.
The salon offers cuts and colors, as well
as manicures, pedicures, waxing and makeup
services to finish your look and for a bit of
pampering. Awesome Experience packages
can be arranged as a gift or for groups, including wedding parties.
Salon Awesome
290 S. Main Street
734.927.0800
www.salonawesomeplymouth.com
E.J. Penniman:
Penniman Avenue - 1920’s
E.J. Penniman:
Politician, Businessman,
Community Leader
W
e all know Penniman Avenue, The Penn
Theatre and the many businesses named
Penniman in Plymouth. But who was the
man whose name we use so often?
Born in New York in 1804, E.J. Penniman
arrived in Plymouth in 1840. He immediately purchased a large
tract of land and opened a country store and a school, known
as the Seminary, on Church St. He donated the school and its
lot to the school system in 1853. Today, Central Middle School
sits on the site.
Elected to the U.S. Congress as a Whig in 1851, he served
until 1853 but did not run for re-election. Active in the anti-
slavery movement, he was a member of the assembly that met
in Jackson, Mich., in 1854 to oppose the opening of the West
to slavery. The convention passed resolutions to fight slavery
and adopt the name “Republican” for the new party formed
there. In 1861, Penniman and another Plymouth businessman,
Henry Fralick, raised, equipped and filled the muster roll of the
first Michigan company in the Civil War.
Always a good businessman, Penniman was named president of the First National Bank of Plymouth in 1871. Charles
Bennett, who later became president of the Daisy Manufacturing Company, remembered him as “the richest man in Plymouth” and reminisced about the Christmas mornings when
Penniman would “give a silver quarter to every boy and girl
who came in and wished him a Merry Christmas.”
E.J. Penniman is buried in Riverside Cemetery. His house
still stands on Penniman Avenue, where it serves as the rectory
for Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholic Church. His name lives
on in Plymouth landmarks. And his contributions to local and
national history live on, as well.
Magnolia
M
fresh flower market
agnolia, A Fresh Flower Market is a florist
and a home accent store all in one! You and
your friends can plan ahead for special occasions with Magnolia’s premium flowers and
contemporary designs, or take a gorgeous
bouquet home just because you deserve it!
Take a browse through the 1500 square feet
of gorgeous home accessories to find the
perfect additions to your home and hundreds
of fun gift ideas.
551 Forest Ave.
734.414.0376
www.magnolia-flowers.com
Present this
coupon for
20%
off entire purchase
Not valid with any other offer.
Excludes wire-outs and linen rentals.
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UNIQUE
Toys
W
for all ages
hen Charles and Elle Dare
describe their dream of
opening a toy store, they
say, “We wanted to sell fun
things, things that captivate
imagination and encourage creativity and
thought.” At the Genuine Toy Company,
they are doing just that.
The Genuine Toy Company is a toy store, but it is
not a store only for small
children, or even only for
children. The Dares make
a point of stocking unique
items, things you won’t
find at a big box retailer.
High-quality items for a
wide range of budgets.
Items from local authors and artists are on
display, as well as retro toys (Remember
Lincoln Logs? Magic pens?), science kits,
fossils and minerals, and a wide variety of
games perfect for family game night. You
can find just the right gift here for a baby
shower, a ten-year-old boy or yourself.
Stop in to explore the store’s selection
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Owners: Charles & Elle Dare
– with or without children in tow.
The staff is friendly and helpful
and encourages playing with the
toys on display. Need to buy a
gift? They can help you select the
right item, whether it’s for a sixthgrader who likes building things
or a kindergartner who loves animals. They’ll gift-wrap it for you,
too. And you will leave knowing that you have
found an original gift with good play value, a
gift that will be enjoyed and remembered.
Genuine Toy Co.
550 Forest Ave.
734.414.9500
www.genuinetoyco.com
Associates in
PODIATRY
of MICHIGAN
Ronald P. Adelman, DPM, PLLC
Experts in State-of-the-Art Care
A
s marathon runners, Drs. Ron and Vanessa Adelman know that healthy feet and ankles are key
to a healthy, active lifestyle. As doctors, they
know how important it is to educate the patient
about all available treatment options in order to
help the patient select the best treatment option for the patient’s lifestyle requirements.
Every patient’s foot issues are different. The foot is a complex structure and problems may be inherited, caused by injury or acquired in the course of everyday stresses and strains.
The Drs. Adelman work with each patient to thoroughly assess treatment needs and educate the patient about the condition and all treatment options. They then help the patient
select the best treatment option for his or her lifestyle, tailoring the treatment to the individual’s needs.
The Drs. Adelman draw on extensive training and research
to provide state-of-the-art care for patients with all types of
foot and ankle injuries or other conditions. Dr. Ron is one of
few podiatric surgeons with double board certification. Both
doctors have D.P.M. degrees from The Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine (affiliate of Case Western) and intensive, indepth residency training at local hospitals. They attend medi-
cal and surgical education conferences on a regular basis and
are actively involved in medical research. Dr. Ron is currently
on the podiatric training committee at the Detroit Medical
Center; he is also a member of the MPMA (Michigan Podiatric
Medical Association) Scientific Committee. Both doctors have
published several research papers.
Services Include:
• Sports medicine
• Foot and ankle trauma
• Arthroscopic foot and ankle surgery
• Adult and pediatric reconstructive surgery
• Geriatric care
• Corrective foot/ankle surgery, emphasizing cosmetic outcomes
• Ingrown nails, plantar warts
• Diabetic and routine foot care
Associates in Podiatry of Michigan
990 W. Ann Arbor Trail, Ste. 200
734.414.0874
www.plymouthpodiatry.com
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an interesting, comfortable, relaxed
and put together place to be. We hope
that you will come visit us at Haven
for a truly unique shopping experience,
personalized service and a warm and
inviting atmosphere. Whether you are
looking to furnish your home or simply
shopping for a unique gift or accessory, Haven is your place.
863 Penniman
734-454-6562
www.havenofplymouth.com
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Compari’s on the Park
&
Fiamma Grille
Elegant Dining or Casual Elegance
S
it at the sidewalk café at Compari’s on the Park in pleasant
weather or enjoy the warm ambience of its dining room. Either
way, you will enjoy authentic Italian dining in a friendly atmosphere at the
popular Plymouth eatery, now in its ninth
year.
Next door, Fiamma Grille, in its fifth
year, offers a steak and seafood menu and
award-winning wine list in a sophisticated
yet comfortable atmosphere.
At both restaurants, proprietors Maureen and Frank Yaquinto pride themselves
on offering great service and freshly made
food, prepared using old world recipes.
With their children, they ensure that the restaurants are run with the care and pride of
family. The banquet room at Fiamma Grille
offers both restaurants’ menus. During the
day, the entire Fiamma Grille is available for
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parties of up to 200 people. Both restaurants
offer extensive carryout menus, and offsite
catering is available.
Specials at Fiamma Grille include half
off select wines under $100 on Tuesdays,
and Champagne Wednesdays, with 1/2 off
selected champagnes and 1/2 off oysters.
Happy Hour is from 5 pm to 7 pm Monday
through Thursday.
Compari’s happy hour is from 4 pm to 6
pm Monday through Friday.
350 S. Main St.
734.416.0100
www.comparisdining.com
Fiamma Grille
380 S. Main St.
734.416.9340
www.fiammagrille.com
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Open Daily
Monday- Saturday 10-6
Sunday 12-5
Home Sweet Home
Antiques - Fine Furnishings - Gifts
S
ince its opening in 2007, Home
Sweet Home has become a mainstay for local shoppers in search of
the right decorating accent, as well
as a popular destination for out-oftown visitors.
Owners Carol Uber and her husband, Bob,
have transformed a vacant space on Ann Arbor Trail at the north end of Forest Avenue
into a wonderful shop befitting the charm of
its Downtown Plymouth location. Customers
attracted by the 19th-century style storefront
enter to find an atmosphere of warmth and a
style of architecture rarely seen in a commercial setting. Every part of the store is a world
unto itself, decked in seasonal array and displaying the ever-changing assortment of fine
antique furniture and accessories.
Home Sweet Home is noted for its quality antique furniture and wonderful antique
smalls. Fine furnishings for the home are surrounded by a wide assortment of antiques,
such as period crystal and brass chandeliers,
lamps, fine china, vanity items and jewelry
just to name a few. Seasonal items and a
wide range of gift options round out the selection in this charming store.
Visiting Home Sweet Home while shopping in Downtown Plymouth is truly an experience you won’t want to miss.
Home Sweet Home
852 W. Ann Arbor Trail
734.455.5459
KITCHEN & BATH
BY DE GIULIO
We’ve added a new State of the Heart
Showroom in Downtown Plymouth.
You’ll love our cabinet styles & ideas in design.
Celebrating 40 years of reliable service.
FREE Design Service
975 W. Ann Arbor Trl.
734.582.9660
www.degind.com
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ROM
Fitness
R
A Workout to Fit Your Lifestyle
Terry Riga of Plymouth - Age 49
OM Fitness offers an effective workout that fits
your busy lifestyle. Whether you are looking to
trim, tone or strengthen, ROM’s four-minute workout will give you all of the benefits of 20 minutes
of stretching, 20 to 45 minutes of cardiovascular
exercise and 30 to 60 minutes of weight training.
Shari Franko joined ROM over a year ago. She says, “Exercise has never been my strong suit. While I know
it’s important, I struggled to find an activity I really like and more importantly, I hadn’t been able
to figure out how to fit exercise into my schedule.” Attracted by the promise of a four-minute
workout, she gave ROM a try. Now, she says, she
mixes ROM workouts with tennis, walking and
using free weights “My flexibility and strength have increased,
my muscles feel, and look, more toned and as a result, I’m
stronger and feel good about my almost 50-year old body.”
Carron Koester, on the other hand, was already very active when she started going to ROM. She plays tennis regularly
and attends Pilates and exercise classes. The uneven demands
of tennis were starting to take a toll, though. She developed
chronic neck and back pain. She says she was skeptical at first
but noticed improvement quickly. Her back pain is gone and
she doesn’t have to watch calories to maintain her weight. She
says, “I used to play tennis for exercise. Now, with ROM, I play
tennis for fun – and I’m a much better tennis player, too.”
Jane McCourt also initially tried ROM to address pain. Jane
is a university professor and a Bikram yoga instructor. In addition to yoga five or six times a week, she walks and does some
cardio work. But none of that helped with the leg cramps that
she developed from the long weekly drives required by her
job. She says, “I don’t have time for weight training. I need
something that fits my schedule.” Once she started at ROM
Fitness, the cramps disappeared. Her muscles
have gained in both strength and endurance.
All of the women fit ROM workouts into
their schedules, stopping by anywhere from
three to six times per week, often on the way
to work or other appointments. They say that
being able to work out in street clothes without
changing also makes the workout more convenient than a traditional gym visit. As Shari Franko says, “At the start, it’s hard
to wrap your head around this crazy looking fitness machine,
but I trusted their knowledge and expertise, put it to the test,
and saw results.”
4 MINUTE
WORKOUT!
Call or stop by ROM Fitness to arrange a FREE one-week trial.
ROM Fitness Studio
585 Forest #1
734.254.0201
www.romfitness.com
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Pete’s Shoe
Repair
Welcome to the Most Colorful Yarn Shop in Downtown Plymouth
The Michigan Custom Boutique and
Fine Yarns, in its second year in Westchester
Square in downtown Plymouth, has expanded to offer even more great products for knitting and crocheting in a warm and welcoming environment. Step into our unique shop
to be surrounded by the beautiful colors and
luxurious textures of a wide variety of highquality yarns from around the world.
We offer fine yarns in wool, silk, cashmere, angora, alpaca, cotton, bamboo, linen,
soy, maize and bison. We carry a wide range
of hand painted and sock yarns, as well as
knitting books, patterns, needles and unique
knitting kits. Our store samples will inspire
you.
Stop in for a cup of tea and knitting with
friends in the comfortable seating areas under the skylight and in front of the fireplace.
Knitting classes are offered for beginners to
advanced knitters. Our helpful knitting team
will help you find what you need and welcome you to the colorful fiber world of Michigan Custom Boutique and Fine Yarns.
60 Years in Business
$25 off
Johnson & Murphy Shoes
$15all off
Florsheim Shoes
Full & Half Sole
$7 off
Men’s & Ladies Heels
$5 off
With this ad
Expires 4/1/10
Pete’s Shoe Repair
322 S. Main Street
Behind Wiltse’s
734-453-7779
Mon 10-4 , Tue-Fri 9-6, Sat 9-5
Monday 4 - 8
Tuesday, Wednesday 10-5
Thursday, Friday 10-8
Saturday 10-5
550 Forest Ave. # 5 & 6
734.927.0685
www.miknitboutique.com
micusboutique@aol.com
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Creating
Memories
Sweet Afton
Tea Room
S
weet Afton Tea Room visitors describe high tea as an experience,
something to be savored and
shared. Step into the tea room on
any day and you are likely to find
at least one family group, often three or four
generations gathered around a table, from
great-grandma to the young girl excited to
join in the tradition. Adult customers often
say that they first visited the Sweet Afton Tea
Room with their grandmothers and have returned to relive those memories and create
new ones.
Returning visitors will find the same
friendly, charming atmosphere that has enchanted visitors for the last twenty years.
The traditions that have made it a mainstay
of Plymouth culture for the last twenty years
have also earned the Sweet Afton Tea Room
the honor of being named one of the top
100 tea rooms in the USA by TeaMap.com.
The tea menu includes teas from around
the world, with an emphasis on English tea
imported from London. In addition to a va-
riety of savories and desserts, the full-service
restaurant offers home-cooked traditional
English fare, including shepherd’s pie and beef
Wellington.
The tea room hosts special events, such as
tea tastings, etiquette lessons, holiday high
teas and book signings. Groups can also reserve the tea room for bridal and baby showers, birthday parties and other events.
Sweet Afton Tea Room
450 Forest Ave.
734.454.0777
www.sweetaftontearoom.com
F
rom the late 1800s to the late 1950s, Plymouth
was the air rifle capital of the world. BB guns made
in Plymouth were sold around the world and have
become the stuff of popular culture today.
Plymouth’s BB gun history began in 1885,
when the Markham Manufacturing Company, a producer of
tanks and cisterns, introduced the “Chicago”, a “toy” gun
made of wood and brass. The Chicago was the first air rifle
made in volume and sold at a popular price. The Chicago and
its followers, the Prince and the King, were wildly popular, but
another company soon surpassed Markham in air rifle sales.
The Plymouth Windmill Company introduced an air rifle of
its own, made entirely of metal, in 1886. The story goes that
when Lewis Cass Hough, president of the company, first tried
the gun, he said, “Boy, that’s a daisy!” The name stuck. For a
couple years, a Daisy was given to everyone who purchased
a Plymouth windmill. The company began selling the Daisy in
1891 and it became so popular that the company quit making
windmills in 1895 and changed its name to the Daisy Manufacturing Company.
The Daisy BB gun went on to become world famous. The
Red Ryder model, introduced in 1939, became a household
word with over 9 million sold. The Red Ryder name is carried
on in the movie A Christmas Story made in 1983, and still
popular today. Based on a series of short stories by Jean Shepherd, the movie details a young boy’s desire for a Red Ryder
BB gun.
To learn more about the Red Ryder BB gun and its Plymouth history, visit the Plymouth Historical Museum’s Daisy Air
Rifle Factory and air rifle collection exhibit.
Plymouth Historical Museum
155 S. Main Street
734.455.8940
www.plymouthhistory.org
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18 Downtown Plymouth Guide
Shopping
Restaurants, Coffee Shops, Etc.
Antiques
Sec
Home Sweet Home
852 W. Ann Arbor Tr.
455-5459 3
Bella Mia
Bella Mia Dressed Up
Forest Tailoring
Gigi’s Mode
Maggie & Me Boutique
Milano’s Fine Apparel
Pete’s Shoe Repair & Leather
Sunny J’s Lingerie & Swimwear
Z Place
535 Forest 853 W. Ann Arbor Tr. 550 Forest #1A
960 Ann Arbor Tr. #1
322 S. Main (Alley)
550 Forest #4
584 S. Main
656-0057
459-0057
459-1415
254-8774
459-5340
453-0790
453-7779
453-8584
453-5588
Frameworks
Lotus Arts Gallery
833 Penniman
459-3355 3
453-5400 5
Apparel/Shoes
Art Galleries and Framing
Beauty and Spa
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B.E. Unique Salon 467 Forest
Bombshell Hair
495 Main St.
Dean Sadler Hair and Makeup Studio 807 Penniman
Hair by Lynette
595 Forest Joseph’s Hair Designers
885 Fralick
Main Hair Design
495 Main St.
Merle Norman Cosmetics
595 Forest
Salon Awesome
290 S. Main
Salon 550 (Aveda)
550 Forest #11
Sandy’s Hair Designs
470 Forest Place #20
Spa Julianna
444 S. Main
Vanity Salon
857 Penniman 455-5070
414-6369
416-9800
453-5465
453-2343
968-7756
414-4089
927-0800
459-0670
451-7480
455-4445
459-7777
Eco Wheelz
198 S. Main 453-3359 1
Bridal Couture of Plymouth
All Dressed Up
408 S. Main
550 Forest #15-1
455-1100 6
787-0058 5
Genuine Toy Co.
Muriel’s Doll House
Sweet Peas & Little Sprouts
550 Forest #8
824 Penniman
580 Forest 414-9500 5
455-8110 2
451-1885 5
Creatopia Pottery
Linden Art Glass
Pam’s Bead Garden
Plymouth Train Shop & Hobbies
580 Forest #2
550 Forest #1
453-8797
459-5060
451-7410
454-7337
Magnolia Fresh Flower Market
551 Forest 414-0376 6
Saxton’s Garden Center
453-6250 8
Avenue Market
472 Forest
454-1220 5
Bohemian Home
The Brass & Iron Bed Shop
Haven
427 Forest
863 Penniman
737-0095 6
455-1909 5
454-6562 3
Dearborn Jewelers of Plymouth
Delta Diamond Setters & Jewelers Francis Jewelry Gallery
Illuminations Jewelery 805 W. Ann Arbor Tr.
833 Penniman
737-9525
455-1220
459-1980
459-3355
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5
5
3
Basket Kreations
Edible Arrangements
Gabriala’s
Hands on Leather & Jewelry Michigan Custom Boutique & Yarns
Penniman Gallery
R.S.V.P.
SIDEWAYS
That’s Awesome
TranquiliTea
Vic’s Mart All Things Purses
550 Forest #10
322 S. Main
525 Forest 550 Forest #5
827 Penniman
833 Penniman
505 Forest
294 S. Main
904 W Ann Arbor Tr.
470 Forest
354-9156
459-9620
455-8884
459-6560 927-0685
455-5531
455-7229
453-8312
927-0888
459-9686
335-7935
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La Casa de la Habana
Smokers Only!
470 Forest Place #14 207-9725 5
585 S. Main
453-5644 7
Bicycles
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Bridal Childrens Crafts and Hobbies Florist Gardening Supplies
Grocers & Meats
Home Accents and Furniture Jewelers
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Specialty Gifts and Boutiques Tobacco
Dining
Boulé Artisan Bakery
Sweets 21
Three Dog Bakery 880 W. Ann Arbor Tr.
386 S. Main
550 Forest #7
354-6980 3
455-7144 3
453-9663 5
Candylicious Candy Shop
Candy Trail
Dairy King
House of Fudge
Kemnitz Fine Candy & Gifts
Kilwin’s
424 S. Main
232 S. Main
298 S. Main
451-2263
737-9338
455-5720
459-1990
453-0480
404-6719
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3
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5
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447 Forest
336 S. Main
550 Forest #3
849 Penniman
350 S. Main
470 Forest #16
860 Fralick
500 Forest
380 S. Main
555 Forest
770 Penniman
545 Forest
550 Forest #2
744 Wing
580 Forest #5
400 S. Main
820 Penniman
838 Penniman
884 Penniman
306 S. Main
821 Penniman
437 Forest
450 Forest
200 S. Main
844 Penniman Ave.
414-1999 6
454-6500 3
459-7390 7
455-4141 5
254-0275 3
416-0100 3
455-3310 5
207-9656 1
414-6400 5
416-9340 3
455-WINE 6
667-5614 3
737-0770 9
414-8696 6
453-8870 5
207-7880 7
454-6510 5
459-4772 6
453-3570 2
207-7000 2
454-0178 2
455-5100 3
459-6666 3
207-3545 6
459-3142 6
454-6622 3
454-0777 5
459-0963 1
207-3333 2
Professional and Other Services
Arts and Cultural Facilities
The Gathering Penn Theater Plymouth District Library
Plymouth Historical Museum Plymouth Music Academy
736 Penniman 760 Penniman 223 S. Main
155 S. Main
577 Forest
453-0870
453-0870
453-0750
455-8940
207-0777
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Charter One Bank (ATM)
Citizens Bank Community Financial National City Bank (ATM)
790 Penniman
186 S. Main
500 S. Harvey 535 S. Main
453-7400
459-7800
453-1200
459-9000
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Grand Ballroom Meeting House
499 S. Main
416-5100 7
Main Street Haircuts for Men
McMullen’s Barber Shop
Mel’s Golden Razor
Westchester Barber Shop
550 S. Main
839 Penniman (Alley)
595 Forest
580 Forest #4
414-9744
455-2476
455-9057
455-1146
Banks/Credit Unions Banquet Facilities Barber
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Plymouth Community Chamber of Commerce850 W. Ann Arbor Tr. 453-1540 3
First Presb. Church of Plym. Real-Life Plymouth
701 Church 550 Forest #15-2
453-6464 1
927-0300 7
Forest Computer Services Perennial Software
480 Forest 417 Forest
259-8611 5
414-0760 6
Churches Computer Services Financial Dallas & Associates Fin. Planning 233 S. Main 451-3450 9
Edward Jones Investments
470 Forest Place #3 451-6405 5
RBC Wealth Management
711 W. Ann Arbor Tr. 459-7555 7
Fortune Financial Group
729 W. Ann Arbor Tr. 459-3781 7
GEM Asset Management
320 S. Main
737-9108 3
James Leventis CLU CHFC
729 W. Ann Arbor Tr. 414-8500 7
Janine A Theisen, C.P.A, P.C
489 S. Main 414-8400 7
MFC Group - Russ Mack
595 Forest #7B (248)393-1606 6
Mirto & Co. Insurance
292 S. Main 453-8900 2
Morrison Stanwood Polak Hillard 823 Penniman
453-0209 3
Oppenheimer
1007 W. Ann Arbor Trail #150 454-3751 4
Pinnacle Wealth Management Group 849 Penniman Ave #201 667-5591 3
Raymond James & Assoc. 505 S. Main
416-1666 7
RBC Wealth Management
711 W. Ann Arbor Tr. 454-5422 7
RSL Financial Consulting
249 S. Main St.
207-1004 9
UBS Financial Services, Inc.
340 S. Main
416-1025 3
Universal Capital Funding
292 Main St. #202 (800)435-5512 2
Waddell & Reed 580 Forest #7B
254-9999 5
Wright Asset Management Group 218 S. Main
451-2600 1
Fitness & Wellness
Bakeries Candies & Ice Cream 1999 Tavern
336 Main
Box Bar & Grill
Burger Spot
Cellar 849
Cozy Café
Doyle’s Tavern
E.G. Nicks
Fiamma
Grape Expectations Wine Bar
Ironwood Grill
Jimmy John’s Gourmet Sand.
Little Bangkok Cuisine
Maya’s Deli of Plymouth
NICO & VALI
Omelette and Waffle Café
Panera Bread
Penn Grill & Bar
Plaka Mediterranean Grill
Plymouth Coffee Bean Co.
Plymouth Play Café
Sean O’Callaghan’s
Simple Sandwich
Starbucks
Subway Sandwiches & Salads
Sweet Afton Tea Room
Thai Cafe
The Rock Bar & Grill
Core Sports Fitness Pilates Studio
Exlusive Fitness
Fit 4 One
Plymouth Yoga Room
QuixWorks Therapeutic Massage
ROM Fitness
Rosemarie’s Healing Massage
Synergy Dance Academy
Whitaker Therapy
829 Penniman
459-1547 3
595 S. Main
259-8674 7
580 Forest #3
(248)875-3746 5
474 Forest Ave.
259-4324 5
238 S. Main
377-0914 1
585 Forest #1
254-0201 7
595 Forest #6A
502-8452 6
500 S. Main
207-7808 6
585 Forest
459-4538 6
Schrader-Howell Funeral Home
280 S. Main
Funeral Home
453-3333 2
Home Improvement Services
Kitchen and Bath Gallery by DeGiulio 975 Ann Arbor Tr.
Regional General Contracting, LLC 595 Forest Suite #11A
R.G. Myers & Associates Arch.
865 Penniman
Weston Window Replacement
595 Forest Suite #7B
582-9660
582-9700
455-6565
459-7835
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AM O’Malley Insurance
Ann Arbor Financial Benefit Control Methods
Farm Bureau Insurance
Jeff Asthon Agency
Lapham Maxwell Insurance N.B.C.
459-7890
416-8100
414-5400
927-1244
455-1110
459-8272
414-5400
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Aldrich Legal Services 276 S. Union St. #1 404-3000
David M. Caplan (D.A.W.N.) 550 Forest #14-5 (888) 772-3296
Eldon L. Johnson Attorney
905 W. Ann Arbor Tr. 455-6200
James P. Ryan Attorney
905 W. Ann Arbor Tr. 459-9300
Law Offices Jeffrey McKeever
575 S. Main St #3
632-9900
Law & Mediation Office Norma McKenna 249 S. Main St. 414-7810
Law Offices Lowe & Lewandowski 905 W. Ann Arbor Tr. 453-3737
Paul F. Semperger Attorney
905 W. Ann Arbor Tr. 453-5353
Roger Haslick AAttorney
960 W. Ann Arbor Tr. 455-8850
Van Belkum & Felty P.C. 502 Forest
459-0300
Medical and Health
Andrew Rubenstein MD Family Practice 261 Main St.
453-9500
Associates in Podiatry
990 W. Ann Arbor Tr. 414-0874
Changing Lanes - Amy Hale
595 Forest #10B
956-2925
Cognitive Psychology
580 Forest #8B
414-6507
David Crowl D.O. Zachary Lennon D.O. 261 Main St.
414-8040
Elizabeth W. Borg Ph.D. Clinical Psych 580 Forest #1B
453-2207
Family Care Solutions
233 S. Main
459-6930
Focus on Solutions
550 Forest #15-3
259-0990
Forest Place Optical
449 S. Harvey
455-3340
Fresenius Medical Care
1007 W. Ann Arbor Tr. #200 737-0592
Growth Works Treatment Services 271 S. Main
455-4902
Greer Chiropractic Life Center
470 Forest Place #19 451-9700
H.A. Hamerink DDS PC
159 S. Harvey 455-8686
Homewatch Caregivers
296 S. Main #203
207-7558
Katherine C. Gothard M.S. TLLP 595 Forest #7A
612-3409
Life Care Adult Day Services
580 S. Main
956-2600
Penny S. Flury DDS, PC
584 S. Main
453-5588
Plymouth Psychology Manuel Manrique 580 Forest #5B
414-6507
Presbyterian Nursing LIGHT House Inc. 575 S. Main St. #6 451-7800
Progressive Family Eye Care
487 Forest Ave.
414-1892
R.A. Zoltowski D.O. 580 Forest #6B
416-0780
St. Joseph Mercy Arbor Health
990 W. Ann Arbor Tr. 414-1010
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Plymouth Canton Com. Schools
Plymouth City Hall
Plymouth Community YMCA
Plymouth Comm. United Way
Plymouth Post Office
Plymouth Downtown Dev. Auth.
Plymouth Rock Masonic Center
416-2700
453-1234
453-2904
453-6879
453-4669
455-1453
453-3970
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Alliance International Registrar 595 Forest #5A
Angel’s Psychic Readings
550 S. Main
Apparel Resource Group
Bacinski’s Learning Institute
219 S. Harvey Davis Music Studios
595 Forest #12A
Doubletake Studios
580 Forest Suite #3B E-buy Media
332 S. Main
Gould’s Cleaners
212 S. Main
Growth Works
271 S. Main
Heinowski Appraisal & Consulting LLC 550 Forest #16
Hansz Indications
595 Forest #14A
Hickman Williams and Company 595 Forest #1B
Interlum LLC
470 Forest #12
JCA Engineering Inc.
595 Forest #6B
Jeff Zak Catering
448 Forest
Kent Air Products 125 S. Harvey Lodging by the Month
471 S. Main
Midwest Maintenance
233 S. Main
MIS Camping.com
332 S. Main
Paragon Sales and Marketing
595 Forest #3B
Taiko Device North America
580 Forest #2B
Steel Fish Design
550 Forest #6
Ultimate Staffing
461 S. Main
667-5399
377-3004
455-1224
455-3443
262-1409
737-0377
451-6666
453-4343
455-4095
455-1830
454-4773
414-9575
451-5035
453-4400
459-7125
414-8870
416-5100
459-6052
740-4444
207-0700
582-9672
459-1415
207-0600
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Wiltse’s Community Pharmacy
330 S. Main
453-4848 3
11-4 Productions
Jill Andra Young Photography
Kelly Dobson Photography
485 S. Main
248-522-6019 7
825 Penniman
455-7787 3
550 Forest #14-6
377-1150 5
Insurance
880 Fralick 729 W. Ann Arbor Tr.
470 Forest Place #20A
575 S. Main 880 Fralick 185 S. Harvey 470 Forest Place #20A
Legal Municipal Services and Volunteer Org.
454 S. Harvey 201 S. Main
248 S. Union
860 Penniman
831 Penniman
305 Fleet St.
Other Services Pharmacies
Photography & Video
Real Estate and Developers
Foresite Properties/Cecil Bay Appraisal 595 Forest #9B
Heinowski Appraisal & Consulting LLC 550 Forest #16
Jeff Glover & Associates
459 S. Main
Plymouth Realty Group
575 S. Main
Professional One Real Estate
484 Deer
Pugh Cannon Properties 505 Forest 233-1294
455-1830
259-1100
927-9700
929-9300
455-3392
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Welcome to the Most Colorful Fiber World in Downtown Plymouth
Made in Michigan
550 Forest Ave. # 5 & 6
734.927.0685
www.miknitboutique.com
micusboutique@aol.com Owner - Swaran Dhaliwal

EJ Penniman - Downtown Plymouth

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