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Shop Local 2025 A Roseland And Pullman Gift Guide

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Roseland and Pullman businesses are promoting local shopping with unique gift options this holiday season. Burst Into Books, founded by Jurema Gorham, emphasizes literacy for young readers, stocking a range of titles from Black and Brown authors. Old Fashioned Donuts has been a neighborhood favorite for over 50 years, offering large doughnuts and apple fritters at reasonable prices. The Aloe Shoppe, established in 1990, provides health and wellness products centered around aloe vera. Edwards Fashions has been a go-to for formal menswear since 1974, catering to fashion enthusiasts.

In Pullman, the Pullman National Historical Park tells the story of America’s first planned industrial community, selling themed gifts. The PullmanArts Holiday Market on December 13 will feature local artisans, providing an opportunity for last-minute holiday shopping. These local businesses play a vital role in fostering community spirit and supporting local economies.

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