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Cobblestone Rose, the downtown Saline home decor boutique on South Ann Arbor Street, hosts its annual holiday open house Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Karen Hodgson and her staff closed the store Oct. 30 to transform the shop into a delightful holiday wonderland. The store remains closed until 4 p.m.., Friday, when the open house begins.
"We're excited!" Hodgson said Wednesday as she and her staff were busy working on the transformation.
To keep the store from getting overcrowded and to keep customers safe, Cobblestone Rose is asking patrons to sign-up for shopping hours. You can sign up here. Each shopping session is 75 minutes long. Most of the Friday slots are taken. Plenty of shopping hours are available Saturday and Sunday.
This is the 31st annual holiday open house for Cobblestone Rose.
Open house weekend has been the traditional kickoff of the holiday shopping season in downtown Saline. For years, Cobblestone Rose was joined by Pineapple House for the shopping event, but Pineapple House closed its doors in 2020.
Cobblestone Rose is located at 101 S. Ann Arbor St.
Local retailers, send news about your business to tran@thesalinepost.com. Feel free to use our free calendar for public events.
Best burger goes to Droptop pizza. No doubt about it . Dan’s is not what it used to be and the food is not award worthy. Need some new judges.
It's a voting thing, not a judging thing.
Dan's burger has never treated me wrong. And I like the DropTop burger too.I would never put down someone else's burger, though. I might say someone else has a better one.
Like, I like the Jet's Pizza. But to me, that's a DropTop prize.
Moderate rain, with a high of 68 and low of 51 degrees. Don't forget your umbrella! Sunny for the morning, partly cloudy in the afternoon and evening, overcast overnight.
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While I have some empathy for the family I would bet the proverbial farm that their ancestors would not like it to be rezoned. Disappearing farm land is a national problem not just local.
Agreed. It’s their land and can do as they wish but it’s just a bummer
You all have absolutely lost your collective minds! Fiscal insanity.
Love the idea and could absolutely see this treasure becoming a multi-use facility for the city. Not sure how I would approach it were I the owner but I believe the current owners inherited the house (could be wrong) after being in the family for many years.
Curious as to current status of the second smaller home built in the same style. Is that currently owned by the same family and part of this discussion?
Ha! Such a lovely face I’m making! 😆