Saturday, November 24, 2012
Start your holiday shopping at locally owned stores during Small Business Saturday.
Small Business Saturday is Nov. 24 this year, two days after Thanksgiving. It is a day for everyone to support the small businesses that their community thrives on. American Express founded the day in 2010 to help small businesses get exposure during the holiday season, when they might be otherwise overlooked. With retailers buzzing around the holidays, it is important to support local small businesses that rely on their neighbors in order to continue prospering and building the local economy in Plymouth. "The Plymouth Area Chamber of Commerce supports small business Saturday efforts and our goal is to get as many local businesses to participate as possible," Executive DirectorPlymouth Area Chamber of Commerce Denis Hanks said. "This marks…
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Take an unwrapped toy to one Mayflower Bank's Plymouth branches to help local children this holiday season.
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Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Mayflower Bank’s Plymouth branches located at 94 Court Street and 57 Obery Street will serve as collection centers for the Children’s Holiday Fund Program. Everyone is encouraged to take unwrapped toys for children of any age to either office by Dec. 17; the presents will be delivered to local children in need before the holiday. For further information, please contact Janette Jaynes, Mayflower Bank’s Marketing and Public Relations Manager at (508) 947-4343.
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Thursday, November 8, 2012
Small business owner Linda Fuller offers tips for expanding your services.
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Thursday, November 8, 2012
There are hundreds of small businesses in Plymouth. Some of them may be places you and your family frequent, businesses that have been in Plymouth for generations. And some may be your go-to places instead of national chains. Small business owner Linda Fuller is no stranger to starting a business from the ground up. In her recent interview with Patch Partners, a website connecting business owners to Patch in local communities, she offers insight into how she expanded her business’s services from just flowers to wine, beer and gourmet gift baskets at Lake Anne Florist in Reston, VA. Homework must be done first, she said. “Research what’s compatible with your own products and services, what the current trends are and what your competition is…
mary Allen
6:08 pm on Saturday, November 24, 2012
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