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  1. Venture Corners Inc - 6521 Argentine Rd

    6521 Argentine Rd, Howell MI 48855

    4.8 Superb 69 reviews

    “A small little party store, way out in the sticks, on the corner of Argentine and Fausett Rd. Despite its remote location and small size this party store is busy all day, everyday! A dedicated area for parking is kind of behind and to the side of this building, but most people park wherever. Clean on the inside with friendly staff on hand. They have a nice selection of goods, beer, ice, etc. If you ever find yourself between Howell and Hartland, and a bit north, be sure to swing into Venture Corners and pick up a pop or some beer today!”

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  2. ALDI - 2260 East Grand River Avenue

    2260 East Grand River Avenue, Howell MI 48843

    4.5 Superb 176 reviews

    “This lady is very kind and nice she took our cans even tho the company won't pay then for them she paid us out of her wallet and gave us our cans back her name is Holly she is retiring and she said that she wants to do some good deeds. If you come her and see her treat her with the most respect 5 star thank you Holly!!!!”

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  3. Meijer - 3883 E Grand River Ave

    3883 E Grand River Ave, Howell MI 48843

    3.6 Good 247 reviews

    “Awesome deals and a great selection await you at your local Meijer! A staple for Michiganders for decades, Meijer offers great, fresh produce, awesome service and great prices! Located across the Midwest, Meijer is your go to spot for groceries, garden and more! Stop by your local Meijer today!”

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