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| On Friday July 27 the inaugural Cash Mob hosted by the Downtown Business District, Ladybug Boutique, and Tuscany Grill, took place to show support & appreciate support of local businesses through out the city of Middletown. Pictured above at Lady Bug Boutique located at 122 College Street, Councilwoman and Candidate for the 100th District Deborah Kleckowski (R) was out shopping with her twin boys and so was Quentin Phipps, City Treasurer and Downtown Business District Chair. Part of Kleckowski's platform is to reform regulations that make it difficult for small businesses to survive or even start. |
Sunday, July 29, 2012
Downtown Business District Event Successful
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