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Telford, PA 18969
Pam Coleman
18 Green Street
Souderton, PA 18964
215.723.6627
Fax 215.723.6628
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 314
Telford, PA 18969
Events
Sep. 4, 8:30 am
Indian Valley Farmers' Market
Sep. 9, 8:00 am
E-R Committee Meeting
Sep. 11, 8:30 am
Indian Valley Farmers' Market
Sep. 14, 7:00 pm
Design Committee
Sep. 18, 8:30 am
Indian Valley Farmers' Market
Ribbon Cuttings
The Ecomonic Restructuring Committee and staff work with new business owners to create a photo opportunity with the local press. The business owner supplies information that is turned into a press release.
On the day of the ribbon-cutting, the business owner and a team of their staff and/or family, the respective mayor and a representative from the Indina Valley Chamber of Commerce and STMS volunteers all pose for a photo. The Economic Restrucuting Committee purchased giant scissors that really work.
The Souderton Indpendent and The Reporter have been good about running the photos. It is a good way to let the local cstomers know that another new business has opened in Souderton or Telford.
Monday, 17 May 2010 17:24
According to Wikkipedia, in sports, the term "trifecta" used in sports to describe scoring three points at one time (e.g. hat-trick), or succeeding at anything three times in three consecutive attempts, such as in cricket. In Telford, it is used to describe three businesses openings so closely timed that all three businesses held a ribbon cutting on the same date.
The team of local officals and STMS volunteers began at Trattoria Lombardo on Reliance Road to help owner/chef Hector to cut the first ribbon. Hector and his business partner have reopened Trattoria Lombardo with a new menu and staff.
They specialize in Italian specialties with a focus on homemade pasta and mozzerella cheese. They also make all the deserts on site. The first reaction after a dinner here is to plan for a return trip.
Chris McCarthy from Univest, Mark Fournier from Telford Borough, Stan Nyce and Carolyn Crouthamel from Telford Borough Council, Pam Coleman from STMS, Sharon Minninger from IV Chamber of Commerce and Greg McGovern of Edward Jones all treked to pose with the happy business owners.
Everyone hopped in their cars and headed down Third Street to the Marketplace at Telford Station. The next stop was at the Freight Building to slice a ribbon at Double Dipper 2. Owners Allison and Glen Garis were happy to do the honors with the big scissors.
With Leiby's Ice Cream, water ice, hot dogs and pork barbeque on the menu, this new ice cream stand is scooping up fans daily. Whether you want a shake or a sundae or just a cone, they have a personal trifecta of price, portion and product.
Last, but not least, Bella's Italian Kitchen has been open for a few months but the warm weather had reminded everyone of the charm of outdoor dining at the Train Station. Owner Ricky Franco is serving breakfast, lunch and dinner with many new menu items and a few favorites from Assou. Anyone want those amazing potatos with their pannini?
Many thanks to Photographer Ken and the Souderton Independent for snapping photos and publishing them soon.
The team of local officals and STMS volunteers began at Trattoria Lombardo on Reliance Road to help owner/chef Hector to cut the first ribbon. Hector and his business partner have reopened Trattoria Lombardo with a new menu and staff. They specialize in Italian specialties with a focus on homemade pasta and mozzerella cheese. They also make all the deserts on site. The first reaction after a dinner here is to plan for a return trip.
Chris McCarthy from Univest, Mark Fournier from Telford Borough, Stan Nyce and Carolyn Crouthamel from Telford Borough Council, Pam Coleman from STMS, Sharon Minninger from IV Chamber of Commerce and Greg McGovern of Edward Jones all treked to pose with the happy business owners.
Everyone hopped in their cars and headed down Third Street to the Marketplace at Telford Station. The next stop was at the Freight Building to slice a ribbon at Double Dipper 2. Owners Allison and Glen Garis were happy to do the honors with the big scissors.
With Leiby's Ice Cream, water ice, hot dogs and pork barbeque on the menu, this new ice cream stand is scooping up fans daily. Whether you want a shake or a sundae or just a cone, they have a personal trifecta of price, portion and product.
Last, but not least, Bella's Italian Kitchen has been open for a few months but the warm weather had reminded everyone of the charm of outdoor dining at the Train Station. Owner Ricky Franco is serving breakfast, lunch and dinner with many new menu items and a few favorites from Assou. Anyone want those amazing potatos with their pannini? Many thanks to Photographer Ken and the Souderton Independent for snapping photos and publishing them soon.
Friday, 19 February 2010 13:08
Some things just seem to fit together naturally. Chocolate and peanut butter, tea and scones and Curves and Generations. 
Last summer at the Health Fair for the Moyer 5K Race, Douglas Eschbach, Executive Director of the Generations of Indian Valley and Bev Leatherman, owner of the local Curves fitness center were located in booths next to one another.
During an afternoon of conversation, Doug noted that he dreamed of a fitness center at Generations for their members. Unfortunately, the cost of equipment and staffing was prohibitive. Bev shared with him her desire to relocate to a smaller location with more foot traffic. The rest is history.
Story from Souderton Independent.
Curves fitness center is now located in the Generations facility on Second Street in Souderton. Although they are still open to their traditional customers of women, they provide the members of Generations a convenient location for exercise.
Last summer at the Health Fair for the Moyer 5K Race, Douglas Eschbach, Executive Director of the Generations of Indian Valley and Bev Leatherman, owner of the local Curves fitness center were located in booths next to one another.
During an afternoon of conversation, Doug noted that he dreamed of a fitness center at Generations for their members. Unfortunately, the cost of equipment and staffing was prohibitive. Bev shared with him her desire to relocate to a smaller location with more foot traffic. The rest is history.
Story from Souderton Independent.
Curves fitness center is now located in the Generations facility on Second Street in Souderton. Although they are still open to their traditional customers of women, they provide the members of Generations a convenient location for exercise.
Read more: Souderton Telford Main Streets Celebrates Re-Opening of Curves in Souderton
Thursday, 10 December 2009 11:55
Clay Rat Studios has opened! This new addition to downtown Souderton is a gallery of fine arts, crafts, antique collectables and framing.
Souderton residents, Eric and Elizabeth Boynton, will combine their individual endeavors in the world of fine arts and crafts for pottery, framing and prints as the foundation of the arts to be offered. They have invited fellow area artists to join in with works in jewelry and sculpture. They will be adding more artists and artisans on a juried basis to assure quality and variety.
For more information about Clay Rat Studio, contact owner, Eric Boynton at 215-692-0529.
Souderton residents, Eric and Elizabeth Boynton, will combine their individual endeavors in the world of fine arts and crafts for pottery, framing and prints as the foundation of the arts to be offered. They have invited fellow area artists to join in with works in jewelry and sculpture. They will be adding more artists and artisans on a juried basis to assure quality and variety.
For more information about Clay Rat Studio, contact owner, Eric Boynton at 215-692-0529.
Thursday, 07 May 2009 20:44
Courtney opens La Simpatica with a ribbon cutting with the help of souderton Borough Manager, Michael Coll, Bev Walker-Gwozdz from An Extra Hand Organizing, E-R committee member, Robin Clegg, and Molly Fisher from the Indian Valley Chamber of Commerce.
Thursday, 07 May 2009 20:40
Yours, Mine and Ours Children's Consignment Shop is joined by E-R committee members, June Brauer, Molly Fisher from the Indian Valley Chamber of Commerce, Telford Mayor Jay Stover all join in the celebration.
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