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How do you support Vineland Soup Kitchen? Eat a sub!
VINELAND - Vineland Soup Kitchen is selling tickets for subs from Giovanni’s Italian Deli, 1102 N. East Ave., as a fundraiser.
Tickets are $8 and will be valid until May 31 for American, Italian, mixed cheese, meatball and vegetable subs.
To purchase a ticket, send a stamped, self-addressed envelope to: Vineland Soup Kitchen, P.O. Box 89, Vineland, NJ 08362, and enclose a check payable to Vineland Soup Kitchen and write “SUB” in the memo. Tickets will be mailed upon receipt.
Senator Singleton celebrates National Reading Month with a book drive
MOORESTOWN - Senator Troy Singleton, who represents New Jersey’s 7th Legislative District, is collecting new and gently used children’s books through March in celebration of Dr. Seuss’ Birthday and National Reading Month.
VINELAND - Good luck granted Danny Bermudez of Vineland a mobile barbershop, now he needs state legislation to put it on the road.
Where New Jersey consumers are accustomed to drive-in, drive-up, and drive-thru businesses, Bermudez was surprised to learn barbershops on wheels aren’t permitted.
Setting out to change that, the Dugout Barber Shop owner enlisted the help of a former customer, state Sen. Mike Testa, R-1.
That Facebook message resulted in pending legislation that would allow salons and barbershops to conduct business beyond their brick-and-mortar shops.
Not only convenient to customers, the one-to-one onsite service addresses COVID-19 exposure concerns for those reluctant to venture out, Bermudez said.
The barber of any street: NJ could allow shops on wheels
TRENTON The latest pandemic-era business model advancing in the Legislature, at the urging of a Vineland business owner, is one allowing for mobile barbershops and hair salons.
State Sen. Mike Testa, R-Cumberland, said the proposal is “a common-sense, bipartisan bill that places New Jersey entrepreneurs and businesses back behind the wheels of their businesses.”
“These mobile services will open doors for new opportunities for hard-working professionals with ambitions to grow their business and serve more customers,” Testa said. “Given the popularity of food trucks and the renewed emphasis on convenience and safety during this pandemic, barber shops and hair salons on wheels makes absolute sense.”
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