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LA's First Green General Store

By  Zach Behrens
Published Jun 26, 2008 11:00 PM
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Over in Valley Village, a new store has opened on Laurel Canyon Blvd. Green & Greener has been an online only website for two years now, but two weeks ago, a husband and wife duo made the leap from the web to the street.

Green & Greener is one of the most exciting green stores in Los Angeles. From a selection of clothing and bathroom products to hardware, this store is holds some of your everyday around the house needs such as light bulbs, folders, paints, kitchen gear, cleaners, furniture and more (a light sampling of products is below). An additional bonus of a 10% discount is available for those who get to the store by foot, bicycle or public transportation. Do you have to prove it? Well, Green & Greener will know -- they call it Karma.

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