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Kathleens Cookies helping sweeten up Lansing’s politicians

Kathleen McKay, center, poses with Nancy Johnson of Livingston County's Small Business Development and Technology Center, and Gordon Ferguson, facilitator for the recent Fast-Trac program.

Let’s hope that the great-tasting, exquisitely packaged Kathleens Cookies help set a productive, bipartisan tone for the legislative session in Lansing.

Kathleen Cookies, named after its owner, Kathleen McKay, was selected as a Michigan company to provide gifts to the state’s legislators on their opening session and reception tomorrow, Feb. 17.

In addition to that, Kathleen will be a guest in the gallery and introduced.

I met Kathleen in the recent FastTrac training for entrepreneurs, and she’s been a huge inspiration to me and so many other people. You can read the piece I wrote as she was getting ready to open her store in Brighton by clicking here.

State Sen. Joe Hune was a speaker at the Fast-Trac graduation program.

And how cool is it that I get to post two pieces on my fellow FastTrac grads — Kathleen and Steve Pilon, who plans to open a European bistro in the former Mexican Jones restaurant in Brighton — on LivingstonTalk.com on the same day.

It’s great to see good things happen for talented, hard-working people.

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