
03-03-2005, 01:50 PM
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Philly guy in the 'burbs
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Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: PA
Posts: 4,034
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New bookstore on Ridge?
I got this e-mail today, about some petition circulating to bring Atlantic Books to Ridge Ave. Anyone know anything about this?
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Dear Community Members:
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> Last week I gave a tour of the former Farmer's Market (6146 Ridge
> Avenue) to Mark Simon, owner of Atlantic books: http://www.atlanticbooks.us
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> The space may work for them as a new location- and it would fulfill THE
> top product category that we need on Ridge avenue. The closest
> bookstore we have geographically is in Chestnut Hill!
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> This company has 18 stores that have made a great difference in the
> communities where they are located. This store and the consumer that it attracts would be great for Ridge Avenue.
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> I am writing to you because Atlantic books is still a small enough
> company that it will make a big impact if we send them a list of names
> of Roxborough and Manayunk, East Falls, and other close-by community members who are interested in seeing their store here. The owner was telling me that they paid attention to and opened a store in a previous community where they received 1000 signatures of people who wanted a bookstore.
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> I think we can exceed 1000 signatures. We want this company here. They
> have the product we want, they are community -minded, and they will
> bring the pedestrian traffic we need in order to get more such stores
> on the Ridge!!
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> PLEASE, take a moment and email me your name if you would like Atlantic Books to open a store on The Ridge. Please pass this along to EVERYONE who you know who might also like me to add their name to the list. We can make a difference if we receive enough names.
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> Please reply to: Rana@rocketmarketing.net and email me your
> name and a "YES" if you'd like to have Atlantic Books on The Ridge.
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> Thank you very much. I will keep you all updated on our progress.
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> Sincerely,
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> Rana
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