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Main Street Minute: Breakfast spot coming to Phoenix and nonprofit gets grant

Jul 6, 2016, 9:02 AM | Updated: 9:09 am

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KTAR’s Main Street Minute focuses on local businesses that are hiring, opening and hosting events across the community. These stories air each weekday at 7:23 a.m.

• Valley residents will soon have another place to grab breakfast. According to the Phoenix Business Journal, real estate firm SimonCRE plans to build a retail center near 19th and Northern avenues, and will open a combined Caribou Coffee and Einstein Brothers Bagels there. Construction is expected to start this month.

Partnership With Native Americans just received a $258,000 grant from Walmart, which will help communities here in Arizona. The money will help fund programs that support healthier nutrition on reservations through food pantries, emergency food supplies and fresh produce distribution.

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Main Street Minute: Breakfast spot coming to Phoenix and nonprofit gets grant