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Ribbon cuttings held in Lewes
April 4, 2011
Shown at the ribbon cutting are (l-r) Victor Letonoff, city council; Lisa McDonald, chamber board; Kathy Davison, chamber board; Ted Becker, city council & chamber board; Barbara Ammermon, Lewes Gifts employee; Michiko Seto, Lewes Gifts owner; Teddy Bair, Lewes Gifts employee; Orville Mills, chamber board; Tony Boyd-Heron, chamber board; and Betsy Reamer, chamber executive director. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
SourceURL:file:///Users/cat/Library/Mail%20Downloads/93229.doc @font-face { font-family: "Times New Roman"; }p.MsoNormal, li.MsoNormal, div.MsoNormal { margin: 0in 0in 0.0001pt; font-size: 16pt; font-family: "Times New Roman"; }span.yshortcuts { }div.Section1 { page: Section1; } Shown at the ribbon cutting standing in the back are (l-r) Kathy Davison, chamber board; Victor Letonoff, city council; Preston Beall, friend of owner; Tony Boyd-Heron, chamber board; Bill Tobin, George Sherman Corp. In front are Lisa McDonald, chamber board; Ted Becker, city council & chamber board; Jen Mason, owner; Clare Hancock, owner’s daughter; Betsy Reamer, chamber executive director; and Orville Mills, chamber board. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Shown at the Lewes Gifts ribbon cutting are (l-r) Victor Letonoff, city council; Lisa McDonald, chamber board; Kathy Davison, chamber board; Ted Becker, city council and chamber board; Barbara Ammermon, Lewes Gifts employee; Michiko Seto, Lewes Gifts owner; Teddy Bair, Lewes Gifts employee; Orville Mills, chamber board; Tony Boyd-Heron, chamber board; and Betsy Reamer, chamber executive director. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
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The Lewes Chamber of Commerce cut two ribbons in downtown Lewes Friday, April 1.
Lewes Gifts at 118 Second St. and Biblion at 205 Second St. both officially cut the ribbon for their respective businesses. Lewes Gifts, a new venture by Michiko Seto, owner of Blooming Boutiques, features gift cards, candles, stationary, Lewes clothing, and lotions and soaps and garden items just to name a few of the many gift items.
A ribbon cutting ceremony was also held at Biblion, a used and rare bookstore. The store carries many contemporary hard cover books along with some antiquarian titles. The store doesn’t buy from the public but they are willing to trade books.
