Lewisburg costume shop to close after flood
The flooding occurred in late November inside the shop at
"The water that flooded, even though it looked and smelled clean, was technically classified as sewage," Hartman told The Daily Item. "Obviously, any costumes it touched were ruined."
Hartman said he will continue to rent costumes and schedule appearances from his home for the likes of Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny and will continue Gorillagrams, where a costumed delivery person brings candy or gifts to a loved one. Arrangements can be made through the Facebook page and the phone number listed there will remain active, he said.
The flooding compounded what Hartman described as slow business at the shop. Hartman relocated the shop from
Also, Hartman is now a full-time math teacher at Our Lady of
Though Hartman said landlord
Peck said carpeting was replaced with tile and baseboard, moulding and some drywall was also replaced. No other tenants closed as a result of the flooding, he said.
"Obviously, I would have preferred to do it on my own terms but the timing was very good," Hartman said. "It would take six to eight months to get it up and running."
"Why put a ton of work into reopening a struggling business?" Hartman asked.
Costumes spared from the flooding are temporarily stored in the
Ben's Costume Closet is the second business located at the building at Third and Market streets to announce its closure.
"The reason
"It is not abnormal to see businesses come and go in a downtown. We're sorry to see anyone choose to close their doors in downtown
The salon Untangled Too at
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