Nov 8, 2011 1:26 PM
I must start this week’s column with an apology to Melissa Kirschenbaum; she is the real Halloween Queen of Summit Boulevard, not her sister Amy, whom I mistakenly mentioned in last week’s column. To Melissa and her mother, Deborah: I apologize and keep up the ghoulish decorating!
Now there are a bunch of folks in the village to congratulate. First is Nancy Hallock, who was named as one of the top 50 Ben and Jerry’s All-Star workers in the country. Nancy has worked at Main Street Sweets/Ben and Jerry’s for 17 years. Owner Ken Schnabel says Nancy does a “fantastic job with customer service” and “knows most customers on a first-name basis.” Nice job, Nancy!
Next in line is Charles Bass, who was awarded the fifth annual St. Agnes Medal of Service... more
Now there are a bunch of folks in the village to congratulate. First is Nancy Hallock, who was named as one of the top 50 Ben and Jerry’s All-Star workers in the country. Nancy has worked at Main Street Sweets/Ben and Jerry’s for 17 years. Owner Ken Schnabel says Nancy does a “fantastic job with customer service” and “knows most customers on a first-name basis.” Nice job, Nancy!
Next in line is Charles Bass, who was awarded the fifth annual St. Agnes Medal of Service... more
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