The 10-Year-Old Businessman Behind Philly’s Favorite Lemonade Micah’s Mixx started out as a homespun stand. Now it’s a booming business with plans to expand. BY MICAH IDRIS HARRIGAN, AS TOLD TO ADAM ERACE

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The 10-Year-Old Businessman Behind Philly’s Favorite Lemonade

Micah’s Mixx started out as a homespun stand. Now it’s a booming business with plans to expand.


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