A Welcoming Oasis on Main Street The first word that may come to mind upon entering La Vie is “tranquil.” Situated on Moorestown’s bustling Main Street in the space that for many years housed Workman’s Bike Shop, the salon brings a graceful note to the east end of township’s central business corridor. Soothing interior colors …
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MEETING THE NEEDS OF THE COMMUNITY WITH COMPASSIONATE SUPPORT From an agency that deals with some of life’s hardest experiences, we get a glimpse of the best in people. CONTACT of Burlington County is an organization that runs two vital services for the region: a suicide and crisis helpline and 24-hour support for victims of …
WITH LUNA Y SOL, AUTHENTIC MEXICAN FOOD ARRIVES ON MAIN STREET If you’ve ever traveled to Mexico, you know that Tex-Mex doesn’t really resemble that country’s cuisine. In fact, true Mexican food is very diverse and each region in Mexico has its own specialties and local variations on traditional dishes. When Jesus and Cutberto Reyes …
A LITTLE PIECE OF NANTUCKET ON MAIN STREET Anyone who has spent time on the New England coast and fallen in love with the area’s fresh, clean look will find a South Jersey oasis at Navy Blue Home & Gifts in Moorestown. The charming shop is filled with seasonal merchandise reminiscent of Nantucket’s traditional style. …
MBA Spotlights Melissa McGrath and Navy Blue Home & Gifts Read More »
AN ARTFUL ADDITION TO MAIN STREET Longtime Moorestown residents remember when the building currently occupied by AR Workshop (and also Starbucks) was Wright’s Hardware Store, a haven for do-it-yourself types. The site’s newest inhabitant is reviving the DIY tradition with a modern, and much more fun, approach. AR Workshop owners Heather Iannelli and Vida Friel …
HELP FROM THE HEART A conversation with a friend in 2013 changed the course of Kristen Babcock’s life. During the eye-opening discussion, the busy mother of three found out about code blue shelters and the dire need to assist the people who seek refuge in them. Once she learned about the statistics and shortage of …
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MOORESTOWN’S ON-RAMP TO THE INFORMATION HIGHWAY Randy Abidin invented the internet…for Moorestown. Conceiving, building and launching the township’s first internet presence was the cornerstone of Abidin’s decades of community service for the municipality. He has also served on numerous committees and boards and is an active civic volunteer on many levels—but ushering the township into …
FEELING RIGHT AT HOME ON MAIN STREET Rachel Carosiello and Ann Marie Ryan built a devoted clientele at Rachel’s retail store in Cherry Hill, which evolved from a boutique home décor shop to the cornerstone of their growing interior design business. In time they realized that running the store was holding them back from taking …
BUILDING BRIDGES FOR CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS MBA Spotlight Award Presented to Posternock Apell and Advo-Kids. Five years ago, a judge expressed his concern to attorney Dan Posternock about the court system’s overall lack of adequate legal representation and support for special needs students. The conversation resonated with Posternock, who had been heavily involved in …
The MBA Welcomes ‘Blissed Out Mamas’ to Main Street Specializing in Prenatal, Infant and Maternal Needs, Moorestown’s Newest Business fills a Special Niche Lisa Broderick-Cohen is passionate about babies—everyone’s babies. It is her mission to empower expectant mothers with confidence and awareness about their options in newborn care, specifically their knowledge and understanding about breastfeeding, …
