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Your Biz Your Town
Your Biz Your Town

We hope you had a chance to tune into #YourBizYourTown this morning as Shelley Irwin and myself welcomed Five Star Real Estate and Eastown Veterinary Clinic.
Jimmy stopped in as well to represent senior dogs. We think he is getting a little too used to the limelight (he asked for an appearance fee).
As you know, our favorite subject is dogs and dogs…oh and wine. We also stalk real estate like it is our job, I mean who doesn’t go on grar.com and search for your dream home? Our friends at Five Star Real Estate are pretty cool and West Michigan’s leading real estate company.
Here are some cool things you didn’t know about Five Star.

  • They opened five additional locations in Caledonia, Muskegon, Kalamazoo, Big Rapids and Grand Rapids East Beltline to meet needs.
  • They are hosting meet and greet events in all new locations and are looking to hire additional agents – great opportunity for those wanted to get into real estate.
  • They provide the tools and systems required for success without a lot of excess, levels of bureaucracy or expenses that are so common.

Want to find out more? Check them out at www.fivestarleaders.com and www.fivestarmichigan.com.

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Jimmy is a radio star.

Jimmy would like to introduce you to one of his favorite people, Dr. Ashley Tittle of Eastown Veterinary Clinic. This place is hip, cool and offers a full range of services for your furry family member. Jimmy’s favorite service is of course their wellness and preventative care as well as their senior care.
A senior exam includes more questions about your pet’s life to identify early indicators of disease.  There will be more discussion about abnormal findings and recommendations on how to keep your senior pet feeling their best.
To get your pet in to see one of the amazing vets at Eastown, go to www.eastownvet.com. Let them know 834 referred you (we get a sweet discount if you do).
 

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