ALLEGAN — Two projects are underway for Tantrick Brewing Co. in downtown Allegan.When the projects are complete, the area will boast a new brewing facility, taproom and restaurant.According to a release from Lakeshore Advantage, a local economic development organization that assists employers with growth opportunities, Tantrick is investing $133,725 in the redevelopment of 134 Water St.The location, when complete, will be used solely for the production and processing of alcoholic
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Courtesy Tantrick Brewing Co.
Tantrick Brewing Co. is investing $133,725 to redevelop a downtown Allegan building.
Lakeshore Advantage, the local economic development organization that assists employers with growth opportunities in Ottawa and Allegan counties, worked with the brewery to connect it with local resources to support its plan for the new location at 134 Water St.
“We started out as first-time business owners renting a space just outside of Allegan not knowing what to expect,” said Tanya Schafer, co-owner of Tantrick Brewing Co. “In three short years, we have grown with the support of our neighbors and are proud to invest in the community we have come to love with our new permanent home for Tantrick Brewing Co. It is very humbling and exciting to join the other small businesses working hard to revitalize Allegan’s downtown.”
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Courtesy Hudsonville Ice Cream
Hudsonville Ice Cream received support from the city of Holland, the Michigan Strategic Fund, the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development and West Michigan Works! for its $35 million expansion that is currently underway.
Holland-based Hudsonville Creamery and Ice Cream Company LLC, dba Hudsonville Ice Cream, is building a 156,466-square-foot cold storage distribution center and increasing manufacturing capacity at its campus at 345 E. 48th St. in Holland, and the economic development organization Lakeshore Advantage said last week that it secured a variety of state and local resources to support its growth.
“We were able to walk alongside Hudsonville Ice Cream on this expansion project, understand their growth milestones and deploy state and local resources to support their expansion project in Holland,” said Jennifer Owens, president of Lakeshore Advantage. “We’ve helped Hudsonville Ice Cream w