Category Archives: Biz
Bayada To Hold Ribbon Cutting Ceremony On June 22
By Frank Sinatra, AAP Editor
Bayada Home Health Care, a trusted home health care agency with over 40 years of experience, will officially open their new Pennsauken offices with a ceremonial ribbon cutting on Thursday, June 22.
Victoriana East Celebrates 30 Years In Pennsauken
By Frank Sinatra, AAP Editor
When the new construction market in the 1980s began to fizzle out, Pennsauken native Rich Tamburo went looking for the next home trend. He found it in the Victorian revival, dabbling in bracket and porch restoration. But it was his work customizing Victorian screen doors that drew demand from customers, turning a hunch into Victoriana East, a Pennsauken-based business that’s reached the 30 year mark.
Cherry Hill Flower Barn Transplanted To Pennsauken
By Frank Sinatra, AAP Editor
At first glance, it may seem unusual that a business named the Cherry Hill Flower Barn would have a Pennsauken address. But this particular florist has roots that run very deep in the Township.
On The Job, April 2017
These local companies are actively looking to hire! Click on this image to see a larger version.
Business Coach Stephen Klein To Speak At Next PMAC Meeting
Stephen Klein
Business coach Stephen Klein will be the special guest speaker at the Pennsauken-Merchantville Area Chamber of Commerce’s business networking luncheon on April 12, held at the Pennsauken Country Club, 3800 Haddonfield Rd.
Mr. Klein is an EMyth-certified coach who offers feedback and an integrated library of small business solutions to help business owners think strategically about long-term goals. His coaching is based on the bestselling book, “The E-Myth: Why Most Businesses Don’t Work and What to Do About It” by Michael E. Gerber.
Sign-in begins at 11:30 a.m. on April 12, with the meeting starting at noon. Admission is $20 per person.
For more information, contact Nancy Ellis at (856) 438-0833 or pmac1team@gmail.com.
Clip Joint Holds Grand Reopening Event On April 1
The Clip Joint has been serving local families for countless decades. With the passing of owner and community staple Al Segrest last October, it was the decision of his family to continue the tradition of the “best little hair house” in Merchantville. That goal comes to fruition on Saturday with a special event on what would have been Al’s 69 birthday.
The iconic business is being staffed by Al’s daughtes, Alexis and his ex-wife, Monica. And after a brief period of renovation, The Clip Joint is holding a grand reopening on Saturday, April 1. Held from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., all haircuts will be discounted at $10 a piece; free mini panzarottis and soft pretzels will be offered while supplies last; and there will be coupons, giveaways and more.
The Clip Joint is located at 107 South Centre St. in Merchantville. For more information, visit The Clip Joint’s Facebook page.
On The Job, March 2017
Click on this image for more information about local companies looking to hire! Featured are positions from:
- Bayada Home Health Care
- Edison Retail Solutions
- Simmons Foods
- John’s Landscaping
- Safety Bus
Win Free Dry Cleaning For Life With Perfect NCAA Tournament Bracket
Any Garment Cleaners, located at the Route 70 and 38 intersection in Pennsauken by Harbor Freight, is holding its annual NCAA March Madness Bracket Challenge. Participants who fill in their bracket online have the opportunity to win a variety of prizes, including free dry cleaning for life for a 100 percent perfect bracket.
The guaranteed prizes for the three highest scoring contestants are:
- First place wins free dry cleaning on garments during the entire month of April 2017
- Two runner-up will receive 99 cents per garment dry cleaning during the entire month of April 2017, with no limit to the number of pieces
- For a perfect bracket, Any Garment Cleaners is offering free dry cleaning for life
Online brackets are due by Thursday March 15, 2017 at 11:00 a.m. One entry per person. Prizes for dry cleaning garments; not applicable for laundered shirts and other services.
Magnum Recycling Accepts Old TVs, Electronics
Have an intact TV that you want to get rid of? A CRT computer monitor that doesn’t work? Realize it’s cheaper to buy a new printer than to fix your old one? You’re not alone. More and more, it’s been increasing difficult to get rid of electronic devices; you can’t just leave them on the curb to be picked up with the trash anymore. Fortunately, there’s a Pennsauken-based company that can help. And it’s 100 percent free of charge.
