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in mid-December, customers will also be able to sell their gently used items to receive cash or store credit. • Opening Oct. 28 • 900 N. Austin Ave., Ste. 325, Georgetown • www.uptowncheapskate.com/location/georgetown
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1 Georgetown Body Sculpting Taylor Arnold opened the business offering Zerona laser lipo treatments to clients seeking weight loss services. The location is a partnership with Austin Body Contouring, which is where Arnold sourced her equipment, she said. • Opened Aug. 22 • 212 W. 10th St., Ste. 104, Georgetown • www.austinbodycontouring.com/georgetown
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4 Juliet Italian Kitchen The downtown Georgetown restaurant announced on Facebook that owners Veneto Hospitality will be converting the space into a lounge and event venue. Dining services at the restaurant are paused, according to the post. The new event space is currently accepting bookings and a name for the space will be announced in November. • 701 S. Main St., Georgetown • www.juliet-austin.com/georgetown 5 Chisholm Trail Communities Foundation The nonprofit will transition back to its original name, Georgetown Area Community Foundation, beginning Nov. 10. The organization aims to connect donors to philanthropic causes in Georgetown and surrounding cities. • 116 W. Eighth St., Stes. 203-204, Georgetown • www.chisholm-trail.org
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2 Sky & Co Jewelry The full-service jewelry store offers custom designs, repairs, engraving, cleaning and appraisals. This is local jeweler Efrain Montes’ third location, and the business’s second location in Georgetown. • Opening in late October • 723 W. University Ave., Ste. 103, Georgetown • www.skycojewelry.com 3 Uptown Cheapskate The store will open for customers to buy clothing, shoes and accessories in late October. After its grand opening
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Georgetown has a long tradition of celebrating its veterans. The City is honored to recognize the more than 50 veterans working for the City, as well as other veterans at the Field of Honor in San Gabriel Park, 445 E. Morrow St. Presented by the Rotary Club of Georgetown, the field will display more than 2,000 full-size U.S. flags Nov. 8-16. For more information, visit georgetowntxfieldofhonor.org.
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