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Eye on MI | Convenience store opens

The Mercer Island Chevron ExtraMile convenience store recently celebrated its grand opening. Seen here, Brianna Junior, Rob Cowan, owner David Ulrich, MIPD officer John Pritchard and Chenese Williams celebrated by cutting the ribbon. - Contributed Photo
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The Mercer Island Chevron ExtraMile convenience store recently celebrated its grand opening. Seen here, Brianna Junior, Rob Cowan, owner David Ulrich, MIPD officer John Pritchard and Chenese Williams celebrated by cutting the ribbon.

By REPORTER STAFF
Mercer Island Reporter Staff
October 11, 2011 · 9:53 AM

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The Mercer Island Chevron ExtraMile convenience store recently celebrated its grand opening on Oct. 1. Seen here, Brianna Junior, Rob Cowan, owner David Ulrich, MIPD officer John Pritchard and Chenese Williams celebrated by cutting the ribbon.

During the opening celebration, Ulrich offered up Johnsonville brats and other goodies, and customers had the chance to win prizes, including a Seattle Seahawks football signed by Aaron Curry.

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