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Kiwi Yogurt opens in Mill Creek Square
New stands at Central Market Barber shop opens Jewelry boutique closing
Kiwi Yogurt opened last week in a 1,600-square-foot space next to California Tortilla in Mill Creek Square, 2350 Lincoln Highway East. The frozen yogurt restaurant is in the row of stores near Red Robin restaurant.
Kiwi Yogurt offers 16 flavors of self-serve frozen yogurt along with more than 60 toppings.
Customers make everything themselves before weighing and paying 45 cents an ounce. The restaurant has seating for 25 and employees 20-some workers.
Kiwi Yogurt is owned by siblings Matt Mealey and Ryan Conover. The business began in 2009 with the opening of a store in Cherry Hill, N.J.
Now, with the new Lancaster store, there are 11 locations, mostly in the Philadelphia metro area.
Hours: noon to 9 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, noon to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday. kiwifrozenyogurt.com.
Several new stands have opened, or are about to open, at Lancaster Central Market.
Pureblend Tea, which specializes in organic teas and matcha, has opened in a spot across from S. Clyde Weaver, next to Steeplechase Jack. Matcha is ground tea that can be dissolved in hot water and served hot or cold.
Pureblend Tea is owned by Kari Dandrea, who lives in West Chester and also has stands in the West Chester Growers Market and the Phoenixville Farmers Market.
Also at Central Market, Rooster Street Provisions, which sells handcrafted, cured, smoked and fermented heritage pork products, has opened next to Miesse Candies, across from Delgiorno's.
Rooster Street Provisions, owned by Tony and Kristina Page, has a shop in Elizabethtown where they make and sell their pork products, which include salami, ham and bacon, as well as specialty meats known as charcuterie.
Additionally, by mid-February, Oasis at Bird-in-Hand, a co-op that has a retail location in Ronks, will open a Central Market stand selling organic cheeses, milk and yogurt. Among the offerings will be 40 different kinds of cheeses as well as skyr, a cultured Icelandic dairy product similar to strained yogurt. The Oasis stand will be located across from The German Deli.
Creative Touch barber shop opened Monday at 648 E. Walnut St.
The shop is owned by 27-year-old Roberto "Manny" Juarbe, who has been cutting hair for eight years at Cutting Edge barbershops in the city.
At Creative Touch, Juarbe oversaw the installation of new equipment and chairs into what had most recently been another barbershop. The renovations lasted two months.
The shop, at Walnut and Franklin streets, will have seven barbers and offer haircuts for men, women and children while also providing hot shaves and scalp treatments. Juarbe says he wants to create an older barbershop style, evoking the 1980s and '90s.
Hours: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday. 824-4906. Walk-ins and appointments accepted.
Village Boutique Jewelry & Accessories, located near the Neffsville post office at 14 Meadow Lane, will close at the end of February.
The shop sells a variety of jewelry and accessories and offers watch and jewelry repair. The store also buys gold, platinum and diamonds.
Karen Minnich, who began Village Boutique Jewelry & Accessories some eight years ago, said she is leaving to take a job as a financial adviser.
Re-Sale Therapy Consignment Boutique, which is located nearby, will be taking over the repair part of the business, Minnich said.
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