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Ann Arbor Business News Roundup

WASHTENAW COUNTY, MI — A plan for a new hotel has been approved for the Ann Arbor’s Victory Inn site and an Ann Arbor restaurateur is set to pay nearly $197,000 in back wages and damages.

Here are those stories and other recent Washtenaw County business news you may have missed.

Plans to Raze and Construct New Hotel Approved for Ann Arbor’s Victory Inn Site

A plan to demolish Ann Arbor’s Victory Inn and Suites to construct a new hotel on the site has been approved.

The Ann Arbor Planning Commission at its June 20 meeting agreed to allow a developer to raze the existing hotel at 3750 Washtenaw Ave. and build a new 101,357-square-foot, four-story hotel with 159 rooms, across from the Arborland shopping center just west of U.S. 23.

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Ann Arbor Restaurateur Agrees to Pay $197K in Back Wages, Damages to 20 Employees

The restaurant operator behind two popular Ann Arbor eateries has agreed to pay nearly $197,000 in back wages and damages for failing to properly pay overtime during the pandemic despite taking $1.62 million in federal aid.

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Find chocolate cake, nostalgia at Bill Knapp’s new bakery outlet in Ann Arbor

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5 great places for outdoor dining around Ann Arbor

Now that it’s summer, why not soak up the nice weather while enjoying a meal al fresco around Ann Arbor? Whether you’re looking for Italian food or a quick bite for lunch, the city has a lot of options.

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‘We had to save it’: New owners will be taking over Booksweet in Ann Arbor

An independent Ann Arbor bookstore now has some new faces behind its operations.

Darcy Rhoden and her husband, Casey Thacker, along with her brother, Louis, and father, Del, have taken over the business as of July 1.

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Ginger Deli bringing banh mi to second Ann Arbor location

Ginger Deli is expanding beyond downtown Ann Arbor.

Owner Te Phan confirmed the Vietnamese deli has plans to open a second location in late June or early July at 1701 Plymouth Road in the former space for Banh Mi Street Food in the Courtyard Shops.

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From sweets to breads: Zingerman’s Bakehouse has been bringing it all to Ann Arbor since 1992

Rows of freshly made bread, sweet pastries, cupcakes and other baked goods line the shelves of Zingerman’s Bakehouse in Ann Arbor.

The bakehouse at 3711 Plaza Drive has been open since 1992 thanks to Frank Carollo and Zingerman’s Delicatessen founders Paul Saginaw and Ari Weinzweig, who wanted to up the quality of the deli with artisan bread.

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Find relaxation with 10,000 lavender plants at an upcoming festival in Milan

Lavender lovers are not going to want to miss out on this upcoming festival near Milan.

The seventh annual Lavender Harvest Festival will be happening from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, July 13, and noon to 4 p.m. Sunday, July 14, on Lavender Lane Farm, 12040 Plank Road.

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