Yogurt Island reopens
Apr 04, 2012 | 856 views | 0 0 comments | 5 5 recommendations | email to a friend | print
<I>Photo by Samie Hartley</i>
Photo by Samie Hartley
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Oakley residents Kelley and Luke Ellison recently reopened the doors to Yogurt Island, an Oakley community icon.

When the Ellisons learned of the opportunity to purchase the business, they decided to take a chance and revitalize the establishment. From the beginning, Kelley had a vision for what she wanted Yogurt Island to be: a family-friendly and welcoming place for folks to enjoy their favorite frozen yogurt.

“When you meet Kelley, you meet someone who has a true passion for the City of Oakley and who has a lot of energy and ideas,” said Oakley Economic Coordinator Cecelia Nichols-Fritzler.

Armed with ideas, Kelley and Luke redecorated the space with colorful tables, brightly painted walls and new window décor. Customers are treated to an island-inspired environment that is charming and fun.

Yogurt Island serves frozen yogurt – including vanilla, chocolate, strawberry and seasonal fruit-flavored yogurt – made fresh daily.

The Ellisons also envision their business as a community partner with area schools and sports leagues. To kick things off, they’ll host a fundraiser Wednesday, April 4 to support Vintage Elementary School’s Gold Camp program. A portion of sales between 3 and 9 p.m. will benefit the program.

Located at 3100 Main St., Suite 282, Yogurt Island is open daily from 2 to 9 p.m. Summer hours, which go into effect May 1, are noon to 9 p.m. For more information, call 925-625-1610.

– Contributed by the City of Oakley

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