Monday, November 26, 2012
For a limited time, three area businesses are offering deep discounts through the group-buying website.
Three area businesses are offering deep discounts through the online group-buying site Groupon. For a limited time, you can save on food from Dominick's Pizza in Parkville and work off the extra calories with discounted classes at Bikram Yoga Mid Atlantic in Carney or Art & Strength in Fulleton. Dominick's, located on Harford Road in Parkville, is actually offering two deals: either pay $29 for a punch-card good for up to 5 large two-topping hand-tossed pizzas or pay $15 for a coupon good for $30 worth of food. At Bikram Yoga Mid Atlantic, pay either $25 for 10 hot yoga classes or $45 for 20 classes. Over at Art & Strength in Fullerton, check out kettlebell classes: either $29 for 5 classes, $49 for 10 classes or $79 for 20 classes.
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
An area professional group is collecting items for the Eastside Family Emergency Shelter.
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Tuesday, September 25, 2012
A group of business professionals is looking to help those in need by collecting items for the Eastside Family Emergency Center. The Overlea-Fullerton Business Professional Association, which began collecting for the shelter back in February, will supporting "Milk & Juice Month" at the shelter, according to an email from the group. The professional association is currently focused on donations of either gift cards or cash to purchase milk and any type of juice, including individual juice boxes and canned/bottled juice, according to an email from group president Donna Bethke. Other immediate needs include: A full list needs can be found on the shelter wish list. Collections are being taken at the following businesses throughout Overlea, …
Thursday, September 13, 2012
The popular cake and candy supply store celebrates 35 years later this month.
Moving back into Fullerton was something of a homecoming for Cake & Wedding Cottage and its owner Tammy Mansberger. The shop has only been at 7076 Belair Road in Belair Beltway Plaza for about 6 months; before the 22-year-long run in Perry Hall near Silver Spring Road, though, they had a home in the same shopping center near the present location of Betty Brite Cleaners, Mansberger said. In fact Mansberger, a Perry Hall native, worked there as a teenager when her cousins Donna and Charlie Parrish ran the family business. “Our business began in a little house in Kingsville, at the corner of Belair and Sunshine Avenue … it looks like a cottage, it’s still there,” Mansberger said. “We’ve always been on the Belair Road corridor. This is a …
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
What would you like to see in this commercial vacancy?
The lot facing Belair Road between Belhaven Drive and Delight Avenue has sat vacant since the McDonald's store that once occupied it was demolished late last year. Today, I'm curious as to what you think would be a good fit for this commercial vacancy the Overlea-Fullerton area. The lot, which is offered for sale by Colliers International for $635,000, is approximately 2.2 acres. Currently, almost an entire acre of the property is zoned for business use while the remaining space is zoned for up to 5.5 homes per acre. Information on the Colliers listing for the property says the property has up to 25,710 cars drive by every day. What business do you think would be a good fit for the Overlea-Fullerton neighborhood in this location? Tell us …
Friday, September 7, 2012
The paint retailer will join Leslie Pool Supplies, near BJ’s Wholesale Club along Belair Road.
A new paint retailer is coming to the Belair Road corridor. McCormick Paints recently signed a lease at the White Marsh Retail Center for a 3000-square-foot space. The new store, located at 4111 Wholesale Club Drive, will join Leslie Pool Supplies at the center, around the corner from BJ’s Wholesale Club, according to the management company, Heritage Properties. "We are excited to have McCormick Paints join our team and we are confident that this will be a standout location for them," leasing director Peter Waldron stated in a company announcement. The paint chain is more than 50 years old and currently operates 17 retail locations throughout Maryland, according to the company website.
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
The Fullerton Nepali/Indian restaurant is running a deal through group-buying site LivingSocial.
For the next two days you can save on Nepali/Indian cuisine from Mount Everest in Fullerton through the group buying site LivingSocial. The website is currently offering a coupon for 50 percent savings at the restaurant—if you buy the $15 coupon, you can use it to purchase up to $30 worth of food. If you think you might be interested, check out the menu (my personal favorites are chana masala and lamb saag) and head over to LivingSocial.
Thursday, August 9, 2012
The Fullerton area crab house is the featured deal on Groupon today.
If you're looking for a deal on Baltimore's favorite crustacean, you might want to head over to Groupon today. Waterman's Pride in Belair Beltway Plaza is offering a variety of deals through the group-buying site. Four days remain to purchase the deal as of Thursday afternoon. For $12 you can get a dozen small steamed crabs, or for $20 get two dozen. The deal also allows you to spend $15 for $30 certificate to use on seafood and drinks, including crab cakes and scallops. Check out the full menu here. Read more:
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Wednesday, August 8, 2012
What would you like to see in this commercial vacancy.
A Verizon Wireless store has moved out of Belair Belway Village. Signs in the windows encourage customers to visit a nearby location on Martin Boulevard in Middle River. According to the website for MacKenzie Commercial Realty, 2,400 square feet of space are available in the shopping center and the rent for the space is negotiable. A new business would share the shopping center with Sleepy's, a matress store, The Goldfather gold buyers and GEICO. A previous version of this article incorrectly stated that the Goldfather had vacated the space next to the former Verizon Wireless. Patch regrets the error. What business do you think would be a good fit for this shopping center? Tell us in the comments.
Friday, August 3, 2012
Organized by the Overlea-Fullerton Business Professional Association, the event seeks to promote Belair Road businesses.
How well do you know the businesses in your neighborhood? Whether your answer is "very well" or "not so much," the Overlea-Fullerton Business Professional Association could probably use your help. On Monday afternoon, they plan to visit every business in the Overlea-Fullerton area and are looking for volunteers to help distribute the 2012 Overlea-Fullerton community guide, according to an announcement posted on Patch. Announcement and event postings are a great way to the let community know about accomplishments, upcoming events and more. Log in and click here to add your own announcement, and here to add your event to our calendar. The plan is to visit every business within the OFBPA boundaries—Route 43 to the north and Kenwood Avenue to …
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
What business would you like to see fill this retail vacancy?
Just next door to Insignia Hair & Body Studio on Rossville Boulevard is a vacant commercial space in need of a tenant. Last week, we asked you what business you thought might be a good fit for the former Humanim building on Harford Road—now we want you to answer the same question about this space in Rossville Center. The shopping center is located in the 7900 block of Rossville Boulevard, near the intersection with Ridge Road in Fullerton. The vacancy, a 1,562 square foot retail space, is offered for lease by KLNB/NAI for a rate of $10/square foot, according to real estate website Loopnet. What business do you think would be a good fit for this highly trafficked area on Rossville Boulevard?
Diane S
8:19 pm on Thursday, September 13, 2012
That McDonalds was there forever. I went there as a little girl when it was the old red and white building and hamburgers were 10 cents. Geez, I'm getting old! I'd be curious to know why it left too. Boston Market would be good, and Sherri is right, those two locations are the closest. However, I know it was a nightmare getting in and out of that parking lot. So something with high traffic might … more ›