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Thursday, October 7, 2004 • Page 5
TINA’S NAILS
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2551 S.Church St.
Burlington, NC 27215
(336) 584*1060
Shadowbrook Plaza
(Acwss from Eckerd’s)
Open 6 days a week
Mon. - Fri. 9am ■ 7pm
Sat. 9am ■ 6pm
Walk-Ins Welcome
Visa, Mastercard, & Checks Accepted
15% off any service
(Must present coupon at
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* Gel Nails
* Sculptured Nails
* Silk Wrap
* Manicure/Pedicure
* Nail Art
* Waxing/Facial
* Massage
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time of service)
Full Set-Acrylic
$20.00
reg. $25.00
Expires 10/31/04
Pedicure/Manicure
$30.00
reg. $35.00
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Fill In-Acrylic
$12.00
reg. $15.00
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$35.00
reg. $45.00
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3128 COMMERCE PlACE
BURIINGTON, NC 27215
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584-5163
Shoppes at Savannah West
bring more shopping options
to Burlington; more planned
Martha-Page Ransdell
Reporter
The Shoppes at Savannah
West, a new shopping center in
Burlington, has opened with two
stores and more are expected to
join the center within the next few
months.
Located at the intersection of
St. Mark’s Church Road and
Church Street, The Shoppes at
Savannah West include Simtel
Wireless Solutions, which opened
its doors in early July. Vidas
Fine Jewelry & Gifts opened on
Sept. 22, said owner Vickie Felten.
Asian Taste Japanese & Chinese
restaurant will be ready to open
soon.
“Asian Taste just received its
permit on Sept. 28, and hopefully
will be ready to open In two
weeks," said Lee Wilson, develop
er of the shopping center. ^
One possible tenant for the
remaining four available spots
include a tanning salon, but
Wilson could not reveal any more
-information as to which stores
could be moving into the shopping
center.
Vida’s Fine Jewelry & Gifts, an
upscale shop selling everything
from pearls to mink scarves to pic
ture frames, hopes to increase
business when Asian Taste opens
and once more stores move into
the shopping center. Since
opening, Felten says quite a few
Elon students have visited.
“Vida’s has many beautiful and
very claijsy pieces,” sophomore
Ashlyn Dixon said. “The owner
is a sweet lady, and the customers
feel very welcome. It is a little
more upscale than some jewelry
stores in the area, which is nice as
well. If you want quality, Vida's
is the place to go.”
Construction for the shopping
center began a year and a half ago
and was fully completed in time
for Simtel, a Verizon wireless
store, to open in July.
Land for another shopping'cen-
ter is being cleared directly across
the street from The Shoppes at
Savannah West. Construction for
the new center will begin in March
2005 and will take about a year,
according to Wilson. This sister
center will be called Savannah
West, and will be approximately
four times the size of The Shoppes
at Savannah West.
Wilson said he could not dis
close any possible tenants for the
new center. Kurt Pearson, plan
ner of the new shopping center,
said that at least one restaurant
will be opened in Savannah West.
Contact Martha-Page Ransdell at
pendulum@ekm.edu or 278-7247.
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Brian Viebranz I Photographer
The Shoppes at Savannah West are located at the intersection of St. Mark's Church Road and Church Street.
Currently, two stores are open and a third is expected to open within the next two weeks. Construction on a
second shopping center, Savannah West, will begin in March 2005.