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All money raised goes to charities that benefit women and children. On an annual basis the store generally raises $150-$175,000.
Though the prices are very reasonable — bargains indeed — over the past 51 years, the Rummage Room has contributed well over $ 4 million to charity. Continue Reading →
Don’t press any digits on your keypad. If you press any keys, it tells the scammers you have an active number. Your number will then be sold to other telemarketers and the frequency of calls will increase. Continue Reading →
The sales tax exclusion period is only weeks away, and will run from Sunday, August 20 through Saturday, August 26. Continue Reading →
McDonald’s in Riverside is closed for some improvements, but not a major remodel. Their golden arches are grandfathered in because there weren’t strict regulations on signage when the restaurant was built in 1974. Continue Reading →
It won’t be long until Aquarion finishes their new sub station on Anderson Rd and the road will reopen to trafic. Continue Reading →
Sun Dial apartments, formerly Silleck House, which was originally a summer boarding house for wealthy New Yorkers, is posted for demolition. Continue Reading →
Husband and wife team, Alan and Daniela Hernandez, recently opened Salan H on Mason Street. In an interview they busted several myths and misconceptions about hair care. Along with colorist Connie Fusaro, they agreed that the “lob,” or long bob, and beachy waves are the most popular requests from clients. Continue Reading →
The Salad Jar offers gourmet layered salads in jars – with no lettuce. Customers can shake it up and eat the salad right out of the jar. Many of the 14 available menu options cater to vegetarian, vegan and gluten free diets. It is currently sold at Upper Crust and Fleishers. Continue Reading →
“The Maples on Milbank,” at 151 Milbank Ave, where a single family home was demolished and the lot was leveled and cleared, to make way for four luxury townhouses, will be auctioned at a one day bankruptcy auction on Sept. 19. Continue Reading →
The zoning enforcement officer has issued a cease and desist order for Sam Bridge’s landscaping business, which is not part of the 1954 special permit allowing the business to operate in the RA1 zone. Sam Bridge is fighting back with a petition. Continue Reading →