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ROYAL OAK — Several Detroit-area chambers of commerce and business organizations came together July 25 to highlight small businesses led by minorities, women and veterans

JDog Junk Removal & Hauling Sterling Heights, MI is a top-rated junk removal company. In a recent update, the agency shared why property owners should choose them for junk removal services.

JDog Junk Removal & Hauling Sterling Heights is a leading junk removal. In a recent update, the contractor shared what to look for when hiring junk removals.

This year, WalletHub named Utah the number one state in which to start a business. Perhaps that’s why small businesses account for 99 percent of all private enterprises in the state, according to Lincoln Business Group.

Welcome to “The Horse’s Mouth” with Tom McManus. Sponsored by Truck Accident Law Firm, The Horse’s Mouth is a unique talk show where Tom’s guests sidle up to his bar to discuss the intersection of sports, business, and life. Today, Tom sits with Ray Cassidy from JDog Junk Removal Jacksonville and Ben Glynn from The Glynn Team.

Welcome to “The Horse’s Mouth” with Tom McManus. Sponsored by Truck Accident Law Firm, The Horse’s Mouth is a unique talk show where Tom’s guests sidle up to his bar to discuss the intersection of sports, business, and life. Today, Tom sits with Ray Cassidy from JDog Junk Removal Jacksonville and Ben Glynn from The Glynn Team.

For the third year, members of the Republican Committee of Chester County will participate in the July 4th RCCC Veterans’ Clothing Drive. Approximately 40 to 50 veterans at the facility will be provided with much-needed men’s and women’s clothing items requested.

For veterans who have retired from service and are looking for the next step in life, the options can seem endless and overwhelming. But for those seeking an entrepreneurial path, one avenue that particularly suits former military service members is franchising.

JDog Junk Removal and Hauling Warren will hold a grand opening from noon-3 p.m., Saturday, June 10 with a ribbon cutting at 1 p.m., at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Lt. Wood-Cpl Reid Post 6691, 17075 Anita Avenue, Fraser.

Zach Schwaibold, a 24-year-old Marine Veteran, knew he would join the military after an early high school summer trip to Hawaii. When his family went to see the Pearl Harbor memorial, “Something clicked,” he says. After high school, Schwaibold knew he needed to pursue the military as it was something he had always dreamt of.