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Moorestown mayor says plan will 'revitalize' Route 38 shopping center

A tattoo parlor and a restaurant have signed retail leases at a complex in Washington Township, according to real estate firm Vantage Commercial. The Cherry Hill-based firm said in a news release that Electric Venom Tattoo Parlor and Mana’s Sandwich Shop will open this summer at Tuscan Village along Route 42. Monica Walsh, director of client services, and Corinne Giletto, senior adviser, worked with both tenants, along with Donna Guzzo, owner of the shopping center, to facilitate the transactions.

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BookSmiles Founder Larry Abrams By day, Larry Abrams is an English teacher in the Lindenwold School District. At night and on weekends, he spreads “book wealth” to people across the Garden State and in Philadelphia through his organization, BookSmiles, collecting books and giving them away to people who do not have a library of their own. “We distribute them to nonprofits, to my fellow brother and sister teachers, to anyone who can put books into the hands of kids who really need them,” he said. The organization has just given away it’s 508,000th book. On May 7, Abrams will be one ...

WHYY By (Courtesy of BookSmiles) By day, Larry Abrams is an English teacher in the Lindenwold School District. At night and on weekends, he spreads “book wealth” to people across the Garden State and in Philadelphia through his organization, BookSmiles, collecting books and giving them away to people who do not have a library of their own. “We distribute them to nonprofits, to my fellow brother and sister teachers, to anyone who can put books into the hands of kids who really need them,” he said. The organization has just given away its 508,000th book. On May 7, Abrams will be one of ...