COLONIA, New Jersey KB Workshop, a father-daughter enterprise based in Colonia, New Jersey, has teamed up to create unique and customizable pieces of art using wood as their canvas.
Kim Boomhower, the owner, and craftsman behind KB Workshop has turned his lifelong woodworking hobby into a family business, creating anything from tables to charcuterie boards. I started woodworking when I was a kid and through time 90% of what I was doing was making presents for people and it became more and more of a passion, said Boomhower.
Working alongside his daughter Tricia, the digital mastermind behind many of their creations, Boomhower has been able to expand his business, selling them online and at the Just Jersey Goods store in Morristown, New Jersey.
11-year-old’s ‘Flags of Gratitude’ are popping up everywhere to thank essential workers
Updated Dec 15, 2020;
Posted Dec 14, 2020
Callie Danysh, 11, right, of Morristown, with Amanda Kolacy, delivers marker flags for essential workers she made for at Regalo s gift shop.
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It started out as a community project for her cub scout troop.
Now Callie Danysh’s effort to honor essential workers in and around her hometown has become a full-blown cause for inspiration and joy during the coronavirus pandemic, she and her mother said.
“The bottom line is we want to lift spirits, to let people know they are appreciated,” Andrea Danysh said about her daughter’s effort. “She just wanted to let people know how much we care.”