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Southgate Hands out Its Annual Business Awards Time Discounts Up To 40% Brad Baynai Agent 16121 Eureka Rd Southgate, MI 48195 734-282-6000 www.bradbaynai.com SouthgateStar.com APRIL 25 — mAY 20 , 2021 Complimentary Southgate hands out its annual business awards time. City representatives visited the winners ahead of time and recorded individual presentations, which were daVE spliced into the festivities. GORGON Mayor Joseph Kuspa announced the Southgate Star winners and thanked the Southgate The year 2020 will be remembered business community for its “continued as the months everyone’s lives commitment to the city, especially were affected by the COVID-19 during the last year.” pandemic. But that didn’t stop the “The challenges that they faced City of Southgate, the Downtown were real and unbearable at times,” Development Authority (DDA) and Mayor Kuspa said, “but these the Rotary Club of Southgate from entrepreneurs and management honoring local businesses with annual teams survived and, in many cases, awards. flourished amid these challenges.” Seven businesses were honored DDA Director Cassidy Tear said during the ceremony, which was held nominations for most of the awards both live and virtually for the first SEE AWARDS, Page 3 Feel better today! “the DrX9000 provides a non- surgical, non-invasive procedure Serving Downriver Since 1975 effective in treating herniated discs, bulging discs and degenerative disc disease. call Dr. cousineau today 734.479.1880 for a free evaluation to fi nd out if you are a candidate!?” www.CousineauChiropractic.com Page 2 • April 26 — May 20, 2021 • SOUTHGATE STAR TIRE SALE! TIRE SALE! 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Find a better price within 30 days of the purchase, $ .00 and we’ll refund the difference.* 15 Coupon Code: 201 Eligible Tire Brands: BFGoodrich, Bridgestone, Continental, Dunlop, Firestone, General, Good towards any service Goodyear, Hankook, Kelly, Michelin, Pirelli, and Uniroyal. Expires 4-30-2021 Todd Varga Kaylin Allen Rebecca Howard Jennifer Hostetler Ashley Mandernach Service Manager Service Advisor Service Advisor Service Advisor Service Advisor 13801 S. Telegraph • Taylor, MI 48180 • North of Eureka Rd. 734.287.2600 TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT OR ASK A QUESTION, EMAIL US 24/7/365: [email protected] SOUTHGATE STAR • April 26 — May 20, 2021 • Page 3 one of the region’s first drive-through COVID-19 toward the quality of service in the city. testing sites in the warehouse parking lot. She said Applebee’s, located at 13855 Eureka, is in the AWARDS testing was provided quickly and smoothly, which heart of the “restaurant capital of Downriver.” Continued from page 1 had an impact on the city and Wayne County. Tear noted that General Manager Ashley Moore came from members of the DDA and city employees and staff also created a patio so customers could and the winners were selected by the DDA board. In MOST IMPROVED BUSINESS FaÇADE: (TIE) dine outdoors. The DDA director noted that the one category, the People’s Choice Award, voters cast HARBOR FREIGHT/FaMILY DOLLAR AND Southgate restaurant was the first Applebee’s to ballots on the City of Southgate Facebook page to SOUTHGATE LINCOLN open in Michigan. It is owned by the Team Schostak determine the winner. The award recognizes a Southgate business that Family Restaurants, which have been voted a “top Anyone who missed the ceremony can view it on has significantly worked to enhance, improve and workplace” in Detroit Free Press competition three the official City of Southgate Facebook page, beautify the location, helping to create an even years in a row. www.facebook.com/downtownsgate/videos more beautiful community. The winner has made significant aesthetic exterior improvements. The vote PEOPLE’S CHOICE Award: ZODIac/ BUSINESS LONGEVITY Award: CAPRARA ended in a tie. FOGGIA’S PIZZERIA BAKERY Harbor Freight and Family Dollar, located in a The award honors a business that has been chosen The award honors a business that has operated shopping complex in the 14400 block of Eureka, are directly by Southgate residents who nominated in Southgate for at least 25 years. The winner owned and managed by Michael Yono of Candace places and cast ballots on the City of Southgate has demonstrated a strong commitment to the community and has successfully and continues to operate successfully. Caprara Bakery, located at 13498 Northline Road, has operated in the same place for 61 years. Founded by Frank Caprara, the bakery/Italian market is now operated and managed by Fran and Tony Antonelli and features a third generation from the same family working the counter and behind the scenes. Tear said Caprara’s has been a long-time destination for local residents and people from other communities for pizza rolls, cannolis and groceries. NEW BUSINESS OF THE YEAR Award: WORLD OF GAMES The award recognizes a Southgate business that has made a significant impact on the community from a variety of perspectives. The winning business has demonstrated “profitability and sustainable growth, use of technology, effective networking and future employment opportunities.” World of Games, located at 13751 Eureka Road, combines unique entertainment in a bar and restaurant setting in an expansive 20,000-square- Foggia Brothers Pizza won the People’s Choice Award. foot facility in the Southgate Shopping Center. Jeff Taylor and his family own and operate the place, Properties LLC, which did extensive exterior and Facebook page. The winner made a strong and which has become a destination for people looking interior work that started in 2018. Tear said the work significant impression on its customers as well as a for a good time. Games include ax throwing, smash included brick work, some nice lamps and sconces commitment to the community. bowling, feather bowling and an advanced corn hole on the side of the building, new signage and an Zodiac and Foggia’s Pizzeria, located at 14795 game known as war hole. improved frontage that made the facility look larger. Dix-Toledo Road, combines a sports facility known Southgate Lincoln, located at 16800 Fort Street, for racquetball with a pizzeria that attracts many COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Award: created a new “luxurious” building to display carryout customers. Tear said 21 businesses were SAm’S CLUB vehicles inside and out “to match the cars they sell nominated and about 500 people voted – 165 votes The award recognizes a business or there,” Tear said. Vice President Christopher Oben went to Zodiac and Foggia’s. The facility was businessperson located in Southgate that has oversaw the project. The DDA also was impressed opened in 1957 by Fred and Roseanna Foggia. demonstrated a commitment to improving the that the Southgate auto dealer earned the “Lincoln Today their sons and daughters are the operators community. The winner has demonstrated a strong Presidents Award” in 2019 for top-performing with Dino Foggia serving as manager. commitment to the community through charitable Lincoln dealerships. engagement and collaborative projects and has made Christine Steves, president of the Southgate meaningful contributions to Southgate, making a AdapTABILITY Award: APPLEBEE’S BAR Rotary Club, thanked the many sponsors of the significant impact toward the quality of life in the AND GRILL annual event. Proceeds support Rotary scholarships city. The first-time award recognizes a Southgate for Southgate students. Steves said more than Sam’s Club, located at 15700 Northline Road, business that has demonstrated adaptability during $20,000 in scholarships have been presented so far. is a warehouse club managed by Rusty Collins 2020. The winner made it a priority to convert to To donate, visit the website southgaterotary.com and that sells a variety of larger-volume goods and carryout, online ordering and/or curbside service click on the donate button or contact club Treasurer services to members. DDA Director Tear said Sam’s due to the pandemic. The business’s demonstration Steve Ahles at [email protected]. demonstrated community engagement by serving as to serving customers have made a significant impact Page 4 • April 26 — May 20, 2021 • SOUTHGATE STAR CULINARY CAPERS Not that I need an without leaving some pineapple slices HOP ON excuse to bake one, behind. They can be replaced with a but because April 20 spatula.) is National Pineapple Set oven at 350 degrees. In a OVER FOR EVELYN Upside-Down Cake saucepan, melt 2/3 cup of the butter; CAIRNES Southgate Star Day, I have decided to stir in brown sugar. Spread in ungreased SOME celebrate the holiday heavy 12-inch oven-proof skillet with one of my favorite cakes. Thank or 13x9-inch baking pan. Arrange you, Dole, for your part in making pineapple in single layer over sugar EGG-CITING pineapple upside-down cake one of the mixture and place a cherry in the center. easiest and most delicious desserts of Sprinkle with pecans and set aside. DEALS! all to bake with little more than a can In a large bowl, cream sugar and of sliced pineapple, a jar of maraschino remaining butter until light and fluffy, cherries and a box of cake mix.
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