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Here’s the answer to last week’s “Where.”
The neon clothes hangers and sewing machine in last week’s picture are in the window of Blue Ribbon Dry Cleaners and Tailor at 184 West Front Street. “I love the neon,” said Roger Sanchez who owns the business along with his wife Jennifer. Roger Sanchez said he moved to the US from Peru 25 years ago and has worked as a tailor and in the dry cleaning business ever since. Seven years ago, The Sanchezes were able to buy the shop on West Front. “I worked several dry cleaners before, but now I’ve got my spot.” The couple are pictured at right along with employee Magaly Tuyen (far right). Frank Robinson correctly identified the photo and added some kind words calling it, “A great business with friendly staff.”
Quite a few readers wrote in this week and almost all the incorrect guesses were the same: Cleveland the Tailor, over on Bridge Avenue near the train station. One or two people also guessed Chevy’s Cleaner further south on Bridge. A Blue Ribbon goes to those who guessed: Blue Ribbon!
Peter Cavalier, Sue Noone, Chuck Stern, Christine Jahnig, The Colmorgen Kids, Joe Loftus, Suzanne Biga, Barbara Manton , Kate Brannan, Lyndsay McMeen, Matthew Forman, Norma Rogers, Cecelia Freda, Ruth Blaser, Peter Defazio, Yvonne MacDonald, Scott Pendell, Bridget Manfredi, Alice McKeon, Frank Robinson, Maria Ursino, Chris Havens, Seena Goldman, John Eggert, someone named lhop2629, John Eggert, Les Hathaway, Raymond Cuddy.
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