January 2016 - Greater Hazleton Chamber of Commerce

PLEASE WELCOME AND SUPPORT
OUR NEWEST MEMBERS!
Antonia’s Jewelry & Repair
Ms. Toni Frumkin
Mr. Rob Christman
289 Airport Beltway, Hazle Twp
P: (570) 497-4321
F: (570) 497-4320
AntoniaDanelle@gmail.com
Cinema & Drafthouse Inc.
Ms. Sybil Hillman Katona
31 W. Broad St., West Hazleton
(570) 436-2276
SybilKatona@gmail.com
CinemaandDrafthouse.com
Deborah J. Mistal DO
Dr. Deborah J. Mistal
32 West Foothills Drive, Drums
P: (570) 956-7320
F: (570) 788-2325
EdwardMistal@yahoo.com
Expressions
Ms. Maribel Chavez
100 W Broad Street, Hazleton
(570) 710-7147
maryc1012@gmail.com
Kass Logistics
Mr. K. Jumper Warner
2 E. Butler Drive, Suite 5, Drums
P: (570) 788-5277
F: (570) 788-5276
Jumper@KassLogistics.com
KassLogistics.com
Super Gomas
Mr. Vianney A. Castro
1117 West 15th Street, Hazleton
(570) 455-3702
Vianney.1@hotmail.com
UsedTireSuperGomas.com
Telekaribe LLC
Mr. Max Garcia
8 W. Broad St, Suite 528, Hazleton
(570) 501-2299
info@Telekaribe.com
Telekaribe.com
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January 2016 Vol. 18 No. 1
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Hazleton, PA 18201-6418
phone 570.455.1509
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Our Staff:
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Donna Palermo
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Greater Hazleton Chamber of Commerce
a Happy and Prosperous New Year!
A Letter from the Greater Hazleton Chamber of Commerce
Chairman of the Board of Directors
Allen Wagner, Wagner & John, LLC
President
dpalermo@hazletonchamber.org
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Leann Fallabel
Vice President of marketing
lfallabel@hazletonchamber.org
*Italicized font indicates committee meetings
Do you have a community event you would like to add to our online
calendar? If so email information to lfallabel@hazletonchamber.org
Linda Mantush
marketing assistant
lmantush@hazletonchamber.org
Daniel Guydish
membership director
dguydish@hazletonchamber.org
Nancy Zolota
bookkeeper
nzolota@hazletonchamber.org
Judiann McGrogan
funfest executive director
jmcgrogan@hazletonchamber.org
funfest@hazletonchamber.org
www.funfestpa.org
On behalf of the Board and Chamber Team, we want to wish you a
Prosperous and Healthy New Year! Last year was one of many firsts, including
new chamber events and some restructuring of traditional events, like
our annual Funfest celebration. We held education session on hot topics
and issues facing the businesses community, as well as networking events
to power your business connections. The chamber team is hard at work
planning for another impactful year in 2016, with events such as our annual
Job Fair, Tastes of Hazleton and our Annual Executive Business Exposition
and Dinner, to name a few. Promoting our area and keeping the conversation
going through our Red Carpet Breakfast series, with local legislators, is part
of the Chamber’s focus. These are just a few highlights of how your Chamber is working for you and what your
membership investment brings to Greater Hazleton. Another highlight is our “member to member discount”
program, as well as the expertise of healthcare and energy programs through participation in the ChamberChoice
products.
We want to hear from you on any ideas or suggestions on topics or events that would assist you in your business
endeavors. We also have a new year’s request of you… Do you know of a business who would benefit from
joining the Chamber? If so, contact our Membership Director, Dan Guydish before January 20th and you will be
entered into a drawing to win 2 tickets to a Red Carpet Breakfast or Women’s Luncheon of your choice.
Thanks again for you investment in our community. I look forward to seeing you at our Chamber events in
2016!
Julie Ferry
Funfest public relations coordinator
executive secretary
jferry@hazletonchamber.org
Cruise Into Membership…
We are dedicating the month of January to a “Membership Cruise” on
benefits and perks of businesses in the Greater Hazleton Area joining
our team. The one-month event will feature all the great things that
joining the Chamber can do for you, your employees and the success of
your business.
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Robert Skulsky
executive director
civic@hazletonchamber.org
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Joseph Clark
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Special bonuses for those that sign on for our January Membership Cruise by January 28, 2016
to include:
• 16 month membership for the price of 12 months
• A chance to win some advertising specials
• Chances to win free tickets to future chamber events in 2016
More information on our “membership cruise” will be coming your way.
Bon Voyage!
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20th Annual Downtown Holiday Mixer
Hazle Drugs/Hazle Compounding was the sponsor of our 20th Annual Downtown Holiday Mixer.
Over 100 chamber members attended and enjoyed an evening of holiday cheer with their fellow members.
Chamber Hosted 1st Friday Activity
Downtown Holiday Promotion
For the second
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Commerce hosted
free, horse drawn
carriage rides, from
6:30 to 9 pm in
conjunction with the
Downtown Hazleton
First Friday events.
The rides departed
every 10 minutes
from corner of Broad
and Laurel Streets
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with a canned
food donation
to benefit the
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Opportunity
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Pantry. The
“Cinderella
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was dressed in
holiday finest,
with lights and
holiday garland.
Shoppers
registered at
each participating
downtown
business to win
several $50
downtown bucks
certificates.
This is a way
to promote the
Center City area
and encourage
local residents
to shop at the
many stores,
specialty shops,
restaurants,
and services
Downtown.
THANK YOU to
these participating
downtown
businesses: Carmen’s Bakery & Deli, Greater Hazleton Chamber of
Commerce, Chaskin’s Jewelers, Core Fitness, Di Pisa Restaurant, Eye
Care Specialists, Faberge Follies Dance’n’Tumble, Fellin’s Jewelers, Frankie’s Pizzeria & Restaurant, Georgio’s, Giant, Grand Central, Hair
of the Dog, Hazle Drugs, Hazleton YMCA/YWCA, Humboldt Industrial
Supply, Jimmy’s Quick Lunch, Lehigh Tire, Metallo’s Formal Wear, Motor
Transportation, PA Theatre of Performing Arts, Standard Speaker, The
Copy Center, The New Broad Street Deli, The Pines Eatery & Spirits, The Shop 2, Vesuvio Pizzeria & Restaurant and Victoria’s Candies.
Pictured along with Jimmy Grohol, owner of Jimmy’s Quick Lunch and
Mrs. Clause is Betty Thrash, customer at Jimmy’s Quick Lunch, pulling
the winners of the Downtown Bucks.
The carriage rides were sponsored by two downtown businesses
including Humboldt Industrial Supply and Laputka Bayless
Ecker and Cohen, P.C. They were held in coordination with the
City‘s tree lightening ceremony, which took place at the new City
Park, located on the corner of Broad and Laurel Streets.
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Funfest
Funfest Weekend 2016
Saturday & Sunday, September 10th & 11th
Funfest Kickoff Concert 2016 ~ Sunday, March 6th at Genetti’s
Catering in Hazleton
The committee has been hard at work planning NEPA’s premier family, fun and free two–day event…
Chamber’s own...FUNFEST 2016! We will officially begin the countdown clock at 6 months at the 2nd annual kickoff concert. Join us in the upbeat, fun filled afternoon with local favorites “The Poets”. Be part of
the celebration and unveiling or the 2016 logo and many more special announcements.
Leadership Hazleton
Junior Leaders Hazleton students, Nalani Lowman, Maddie Hartz,
Taylor Kost, Jenna O’Donnell, Lindsey Pecora, Katie Eschenbach,
Evan Spear, Allie McGeehin, Nicole Leshko, Annie Amentler, Lexi
LaRegina, Jorge Tirado (Santa Clause), Isabella Sauer and Garrett
Kost hosted a holiday party for the
students at Head Start Hazleton.
A special thanks to Marian Catholic School for their dress down day
fundraiser, Valley Regional for the Santa suit, Carmen’s Bakery &
Deli and Garrett’s Dad for their help with the party.
Greater Hazleton Area Civic Partnership
The Greater Hazleton Area Civic Partnership (GHACP) was honored to be visited by Professor Robert
McCullough from the University of Connecticut in July of 2014. At the time of the visit Professor McCullough
was gathering material for a book he was writing about early bike paths in the US. The book is now completed
and in his writings, he wrote about the development of the Eckley Miners Bike path that originated in the NE
part of Hazleton near where Service Electric and WYLN TV are now located. The path development actually
started in 1897 by the formation of the Associated Wheelmen of Hazleton & vicinity and construction started
under the direction of mining engineer Louis Emmerich. He also describes other early trail development that
occurred in our area including the first bike trail that went from Jeansville to Audenreid and eventually to
Hazleton. The Eckley Miners path was also used by miners that worked in Eckley and lived in Hazleton and
walked & biked to work & returned each evening from the approximately 14 mile round trip. It’s hard to
imagine what our grandparents and early people to our area went through to earn a living.
In his book he suggests that the Eckley Path is “possibly one of the country’s most enduring nineteenth-century bicycle corridors”. Our
Greater Hazleton Rails to Trails (GHRT) not only provides a modern, safe, clean connection to the outdoors, healthy living and present
day outdoor recreation, but also brings back the history from our areas early beginnings, including the early American’s use of the lands
around us, the early development of the steam locomotives & railroads and the heritage like the Eckley Miners path and Eckley Miners
Village. When completed and connected to the Delaware & Lehigh (D&L) National Heritage Corridor the corridor will provide the visitor
& user the complete history of the discovery & mining of Anthracite goal and its movement to the marketplace. The GHRT has ample
interpretive signage along its length telling the story of our history. Professor McCullough recognized the support given by the GHACP
Rails to Trails Committee in gathering material for this book. The book was published by the MIT Press Cambridge Massachusetts and is
available from Amazon.com, Barnes and Noble or many other major retailers. For more information about the GHRT, D&L or ways you
can help please contact Bob Skulsky, Executive Director GHACP at 570-455-1509. Downtown Hazleton Alliance for Progress
The Downtown Hazleton Alliance for Progress has begun another
façade renovation project. The building, 118 W. Broad St. is owned by
Junior Reyes as J&R Appliances. Most people may remember this as the
former “Debs” store. This project has resulted in the preservation of
the building’s historic storefront, addition of four new windows on the
second floor, the restoration and painting of the building’s decorative
metal cornice, and new decorative window heads and sills. Once the
painting is complete, the owner will install a new sign.
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Upcoming Chamber Events
Open House/Grand
Opening Celebration
DATE
Saturday, January 2nd
TIME
11 am ribbon cutting
9 am to 4 pm open house
LOCATION
5 Rittenhouse Plaza
Drums
COST
Free to attend!
Free CrossFIT work outs will be
happening every hour! Free educational
classes! Stop by, meet Stehane
Cloud, the owner and his staff, check
out their space & equipment, take
advantage of special offers on monthly
memberships, sample
healthy foods by Chef
Talana who will be
doing live cooking
demonstrations, dj
entertainment, raffles
and giveaways!
DATE
Thursday, January 14th
TIME
10 am to 11 am
COST
Free to attend!
LOCATION
Bonanza Restaurant
574 Susquehanna Blvd
Hazle Township
COST
$16 members
$21 non members
LOCATION
Sophy Jewelers
Laurel Mall, Hazleton
COST
Free to attend
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LOCATION
Chamber Office
20 W. Broad Street, Hazleton
COST
$10 members/$15 non members
DATE
Tuesday, January 19th
The Medicare Secondary Payer (MSP)
rule provides that an employee’s Meicare
eligibility cannot be “taken into account”
when offering health care coverage.
Medicare eligibility can be based on age
or disability. Also, an employer cannot
provide incentives to sway an employee
when making choices about employer
provided coverage.
This JRG webinar will address the
following issues: 1) What size employer
is subject to the MSP rules?; 2) What
actions are considered incentives?; 3)
Penalties and enforcement under the
MSP rules.
TIME
5 pm to 7 pm
LOCATION
Top of the 80’s
3 Top of the 80’s Road
Hazleton
COST
Free to attend
Women’s Luncheon
DATE
Wednesday, January 27th
Open to ALL women from throughout
Greater Hazleton! Guest speaker
is Samantha A. Neaman, Program &
Walk Coordinator for Help STOP the
Silence, a suicide prevention and support
program based out of the Catholic Social
Services - Greater Hazleton office. 50/50,
doorprize
drawings
and business
resource
table.
TIME
7:45 am to 9 am
Tips and Tricks for Successful Email
Marketing. This powerful seminar takes
you step-by-step through the keys to
effective email marketing: 1) What it really
is (and isn’t); 2) What it can do for your
business; 3) And the five easy steps you
must take to harness the power of the
inbox! Grow a healthy list, create great
content, customize a beautiful, mobilefriendly template that matches your brand,
learn how to get your emails opened, how
to track your results and more.
Networking Mixer
Network casually, after hours with your fellow chamber members. Enjoy a delectable
selection of hors d’ oeuvres and a cash bar.
Learn about the programs and services
the Pregnancy Resource
Center has to offer and
have an opportunity
to meet their board of
directors.
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10th Annual Holiday Decorating Contest Winners Announced
The Greater Hazleton Chamber of Commerce Women’s Networking Committee
announced the 11th Annual Holiday Decorating Contest winners at their annual
holiday social, which was sponsored by Fyzical Therapy and Balance Center,
and hosted by The Pines Eatery and Spirits. Proceeds from the event benefited
the Women’s Empowerment Grant Fund, which is provided each year to a woman
who is furthering her education or her business career.
Judges Choice Award Winners included five tickets for women’s networking
luncheon in 2016, won by Providence Place; a 3 month fitness membership to
the Health & Wellness Center at Hazleton, won by Eye Care Specialists; a 1/3
Page ad in Panorama Magazine ($275 value), won by Billig-Helmes Insurance,
and the Grand Prize, voted on by those attending the mixer-a free commercial
production, for spot to be used exclusively on WYLN TV 35 ($450 value) and
one-month free Late Edition Commercial Package ($395 value) was awarded to
Brandon’s Forever Home.
Each participating business received a framed certificate recognizing their
decorations. Those businesses included: Antonia’s jewelry & Repair, Billig-Helmes
Insurance, Brandon’s Forever Home, Comfort Inn West Hazleton, Eye Care
Specialists, Friedman Electric, Giant Foods, Heritage Hill Senior Community Center, Humboldt Industrial Supply, Providence Place Retirement
Community, Sophy Jewelers and Top of the 80’s Restaurant.
Pictured in the photo from Left: Patti Brooks, Brandon’s Forever Home Holiday Decorator; Anne Frey, DBi Services/Women’s Networking
Holiday Decorating Committee Chair; Jennifer King, Brandon’s Forever Home volunteer; Nina Bonus, DBi Services/Women’s Networking Holiday
Decorating Committee; and Lori Ogurkis, Brandon’s Forever Home Founder and Co-Chair.
Downtown Holiday Window Art
The 9th grade Honors Visual Arts Studio students from the Hazleton Area Arts and Humanities Academy painted several storefronts in Downtown
Hazleton. They are pictured here creating holiday art at the Chamber office, State Representative Toohil’s office, Luzerne County Community
College and The Shop 2.
LOCATION
The Pines Eatery & Spirits
8 W. Broad Street
Downtown Hazleton
COST
$20 members
$25 non members
Thursday, March 31st - Greater Hazleton Job Fair
Wednesday, April 6th - Ladies Night Out
Saturday, April 23rd - Great PA Cleanup
Thursday, April 28th - Community Reading Day
Friday, April 29th - Icebreaker Golf Outing
Thursday, May 19th - Dinner & Executive Business Exposition
Thursday, June 2nd - Human Resource Seminar
Thursday, June 23rd - New Member Gathering
Friday, July 15th - Downtown Hazleton Farmers Market Opens
Thursday, August 18th - Golf Outing & On-Course Business Exposition
Thursday, October 6th - Anniversary Celebration
Thursday, October 27th - Business & Community Awards Luncheon
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Guest speaker is the City’s NEW Mayor Jeff
Cusat.
Network casually, after hours with your fellow
chamber members. Browse their unique
jewelry selections and meet their friendly
staff! Enjoy an array of complimentary
hors d’ oeuvres, refreshments including
their signature “Sophy” drink and live
entertainment!
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Everyone will leave with
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Inbox Seminar
Networking Mixer
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Thursday, February 4th
TIME
5 pm to 7 pm
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8:30 am to 10 pm
MSP Rules Webinar
DATE
Tuesday, January 26th
TIME
12 noon to 1 pm
DATE
Wednesday, January 13th
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First National Community Bank (FNCB), presented representatives from the Victims Resource Center in Wilkes-Barre with a $780.00
donation resulting from a bank wide “Jeans for a Cause” dress down day in November.
For the ninth year Lehigh Tire Company sponsored Team Sentimental Journey in the Walk to End Alzheimer’s at Penn State Hazleton campus on
September 19th. The team was formed to in honor of Barbara Baran, matriarch of the Baran family, who was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s in 2006 and
passed away in May 2013. Now the Lehigh Tire team also walks for Gregg Baran, former manager of the Tamaqua store, as he bravely battles Lewy
Body Dementia. The team has raised over $4,000.00 this year. For information please contact Susan at 570-455-5854 or go to http://act.alz.org.
JRG Advisors kicked off­its 10th year in business on December 1, beating the odds of many privately held start-up insurance brokerage,
employee benefits and risk management companies, even in the face of Health Care Reform in 2010.
A ribbon cutting ceremony was held for Antonia’s Jewelry &
Repair which is located at 289 Airport Road in Hazle Township.
Hazleton’s first Spanish-language television station is on the air,
with its reach extending far beyond the city. Telekaribe, offered
locally on Service Electric Cablevision channel 299 as part of the
company’s Hispanic Tier of channels, proclaims itself in its
promotional materials to be Dominican-oriented, and delivers “local and international television on one channel.” They are located
in the Hayden Tower at the Markle in downtown Hazleton and
promise to provide news, general entertainment, music, sports,
special programs, movies, comedy, employment notices, weather,
religious programming and information about sales and services
on live television 24 hours a day.
COMING SOON……..
A fresh, new look & feel for
2016
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Employees from First National Community Bank (FNCB), held a clothing drive to benefit the Baby Pantry at St. Joseph’s Center, collecting
more than 500 items and several hundred dollars for local families in need.
NEPIRC has numerous seminars scheduled in the coming months, including No Cost R&D Tax Credit Seminar, ISO Internal Auditor Training, ISO
9001:2015 Transition, and Six Sigma Green Belt Training. For more information, or to register, visit www.nepirc.com.
Eye Care Specialists again teamed with the Wilkes-Barre Scranton Penguins to collect coats for the children and families affiliated with the
Luzerne County Head Start program.
Fairway Subaru donated more than $500 worth of pet supplies to the Hazleton Animal Shelter as part of the “Subaru Loves Pets” event.
CAN DO, Inc. purchased the Pretium Packaging building in the Humboldt Industrial Park.
Keystone Job Corps Center honored staff members who served the country with a special luncheon in observance of Veterans Day.
The Penn State Hazleton Alumni Association recently held a holiday event to benefit Brandon’s Forever Home.
Web.com hosted a free Thanksgiving dinner for the needy at their facility in the CAN DO Corporate center in Drums.
SSPTV began broadcasting in hi-definition on Service Electric Cablevision on HD channel 513.
Friedman Electric Supply Co
JTB Surveying & Engineering
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Jackie Brozena, Chair of the Board of Directors of the Northeast Regional Cancer Institute, announced the appointments of Ronald R. Beer,
MHA, FACHE and Gerald V. Maloney, DO, FACP to the Board of Directors.
Employees from First National Community Bank (FNCB), donated $1,000 in groceries and over 250 gifts to nine local families as part of the
Bank’s “Adopt-A-Family” holiday project. More than 200 FNCB staff members participated this year in Adopt-a-Family, the Bank’s signature holiday
gift-giving event. The program matches families in need from the Catherine McAuley Center, Brandon’s Forever Home and Children and Youth
Services of Wayne County with those wishing to donate.
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Core Fitness Inc
Joseph A Thomas ASC Safety Consultant
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Advanced Computer & Electronic Specialties LLC
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HARP Hazleton Avenues Rehabilitation Partners
The Penn State Hazleton Alumni Society held a holiday food drive with donations received from chapter members and campus staff. Items
collected were donated to Catholic Social Services and the Salvation Army.
CAN DO, Inc. completed the installation of an ultraviolet disinfection system to eliminate chlorine from the disinfection process at its Humboldt
Industrial park wastewater treatment plant.
The Helping Hands Society held its annual board of directors reorganizational meeting.
SPOTLIGHT ON NEW MEMBERS
Kass Logistics was established in 2008. The facility is located at 2 East Butler Drive-Suite #5., Drums PA. K. Jumper Warner is the owner of the
company. Phone: 570-788-KASS(5277), Fax: 570-788-5276. Email: jumper@kasslogistics.com; website: www.kasslogistics.com. Kass Logistics is
a full service 3rd party logistics provider that specializes in less than truckload (LTL), volume or partial shipments, and truckload movements via
dry van, flatbed, or reefer. We also have the capacity and ability to do warehousing, intermodal, drayage, air freight, and international shipments.
Market Your Business in our 2016/2017 Greater Hazleton Image Book
This is our main marketing tool for Greater Hazleton! This is your opportunity to be part of this high-quality publication which is packed with information featuring dedicated sections about economic development, healthcare,
education, religion, housing and much, much more.
The book is updated every two years and is available not only in our newcomer packets, but on our website in a flip
format on our website, distributed to in waiting rooms at doctors’ offices, urgent care centers and hospitals, used by
business owners and industry leaders, available at area hotels and will be premiered at our largest event of the year
in May, our Annual Dinner & Executive Business Exposition.
Once again, Precision Design of Hazleton is publishing the Image Book for our Chamber. We encourage you to call Precision Design to reserve your space in the book at 570-455-3533 or by email at
dhaupt@precisiondesignonline.com.
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Super Gomas is located at 1117 West 15th Street, Hazleton PA 18201. Email: vianney.1@hotmail.com. Phone: (570) 455-3702. Finding a
reliable tire shop can be a challenge. At Super Gomas we found the formula to bring the best quality tire with the best price, with highly trained
technicians. We also offer you state inspection, alignments, brakes, oil changes and excellent customer service.
Cinema & Drafthouse, Inc. was established in March of 2003. It is located at 31 West Broad St, West Hazleton, PA 18202. The owners are Sybil
and Tony Katona and Donald Hillman. Phone: (570) 455-3455, Email: sybil@cinemaanddrafthouse.com; website: www.cinemaanddrafthouse.com.
Enjoy a full-service, affordable dinner while you watch a movie! We specialize in private events for up to 180 people, including birthday parties,
field trips and corporate events.
Expressions was established in December of 2015. It is located at 100 W. Broad St, Hazleton, PA 18201. Marible Chaves and Nadia B. Forshee
are the owners. Phone: (570) 710-7147, email: maryc1012@gmail.com. We sell clothes, shoes and accessories. We do party planning, including
DJ. We also sell hair extensions: “the best one in town”.
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