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The origin story also connects to a recent land-use dispute. The Lowell Sun reported in August 2025 that Mike Allen and Katie Theberge, representing Yellow House Cannabis LLC, sought permission to present live outdoor entertainment throughout the year without returning to the Select Board for a new license each time. Their proposal included DJs, live bands, a dunk tank, food trucks and bingo without money or product-based prizes. The newspaper’s article records that the Select Board denied the entertainment license. These were plans, not events confirmed to have taken place. Together with the name’s link to the old structure, the episode reflects an effort to make the physical site part of the business’s identity and proposed programming.

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Google Routes estimates Pheasant Lane Mall at a 0.42-mile, 9-minute walk or a 0.45-mile, 2-minute drive; the driving figure is traffic-unaware. It places The Butterfly Place at a 4.28-mile, 9-minute drive and Tsongas Center at a 9.06-mile, 19-minute drive. Both driving estimates are traffic-unaware.