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  1. LACASA Collection - 1475 North Burkhart Road

    1475 North Burkhart Road, Howell MI 48855

    4.3 Superb 43 reviews

    “The Lacasa collection is always a wonderful experience! The store is wonderful! As well as the staff! The store itself is always rotating through wonderful donations from the community to offer and each sale supports the Lacasa program, which is the only all all encompassing program in the state of Michigan that supports everything from a shelter to domestic violence to sexual abuse, etc! All in house. I always choose to round up at the checkout counter to support the program on top of what I'm already purchasing. Don't forget that donating there, is also a part of the success of the retail store and how it supports everyone under the umbrella of the program. Highly recommend it!”

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  2. COACH Outlet - 1475 North Burkhart Road Spc C120

    1475 North Burkhart Road Spc C120, Howell MI 48855

    4.2 Good 120 reviews

    “Great experience and great prices. I had multiple associates check in with me and offer assistance, but not in an overbearing way. They were very polite and approachable.”

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  3. Dollar General - 8028 Grand River Avenue

    8028 Grand River Avenue, Brighton MI 48114

    3.2 Average 76 reviews

    “Pat the manager is amazing!!! Customer service at its best!!! I have been looking for an item that’s been out of stock she called me when it came in. I love the whole staff there!!!!”

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