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Meet Merchants a Stonebridge Press Publication - June 27-28, 2019 MEET MERCHANTS A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION - JUNE 27-28, 2019 STONEBRIDGE PRESS & VILLAGER NEWSPAPERS Auburn News • Blackstone Valley Tribune Charlton Villager • Southbridge News Spencer New Leader • Sturbridge Villager Webster Times Our goal is to improve the lives of people with hearing loss through better hearing and quality hearing care services. ~ OUR SERVICES ~ • Cerumen (Wax) Removal • Hearing Protection • Tinnitus Treatment Options • Diagnostic Audiologic • Live Speech Mapping & • Hearing Aid Dispensing & Fitting Evaluation Real Ear Measurement • Hearing Aid Evaluation & Selection YOUR • Earmolds & Ear Plugs • Musician Ear Plugs & Monitors • Hearing Aid Repair TYPES OF HEARING AIDS CALL TODAY for a comprehensive hearing evaluation, hearing loss rehabilitation, education and counseling. Matthew Moreno, Au.D. 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We use state-of-the-art diagnostic equip- Business hours and days: M-F 8:30-5 • Closed Sat & Sun ment to make sure all engine diagnoses are accurate. If you’re searching for an auto repair team that you can trust, look no further than J’s Auto Service in Oxford. We’ve built our Number of employees: 6 reputation on hard work, integrity, and auto repair expertise. We look forward to gaining How long has your business been in operation? December 2014. your trust and friendship. Colby J’s Auto is locally owned and operated. The owner,James Green, is a resident of the Moved to Oxford October 2016 Webster community and is also the owner of King Courier Transportation & KC Rides. With over 40 vehicles in his fleet. JR understands the importance of keeping these vehicles Who inspired you to start your own business? J.R. needed his own fleet serviced, he in safe driving condition. At J’s Auto, we want to do the same for you! If you’ve been couldn’t get the work done in a timely fashion, so he opted to start his own garage to unhappy with services provided elsewhere, or you’re just not sure about previous repairs , maintain his fleet and service the general public. let us show you how we do things. Jessica Soullier is our Office Manager/Service Advisor/Car Sales Associate. She has 8 Special awards/recognition: BBB Accreditation, ASE Certified Technicians years experience in the automotive industry ranging from all different areas. She enjoys building relationships with every customer that comes through the door and loves what What services do you offer? Full Service she does. Joe Clune is our Service Manager/ASE Certified Master Technician. With over 40 years What do you think the public should know about your business? An honest repair experience, his knowledge is immense! He is top-notch and will repair your car the right shop. Ask anyone who has been here, read our reviews. All our repairs are guaranteed. way the first time. Chad Baxter is a dedicated and highly knowledgeable technician with over 15 years How has your business changed since the beginning? Tremendous growth and repeat experience. You can be confident in all his repairs. He is an avid racing fan and short track business. All the same employees since the beginning. driver. He can be seen in the Late Model car #10 at Seekonk & Thompson Speedway. When it comes to pre-owned vehicles, you can rest assured when you purchase one from How have you grown? We relocated to a building three times bigger then where we us. We sell quality vehicles at fair prices, that all come with a 3 month/4500 mile power train & safety warranty. Our selection is available for viewing at j-sautosales.com. Don’t see were, and a much more visible location. Many new customers what you’re looking for? Let us know and we’ll do our best to find it. Why do your customers select you over competitors? We are honest and loyal to our We look forward to servicing you and your vehicle(s). Like us on facebook at facebook. com/jsautoservice2014 and get 10% off your first service appointment! customers, we treat everyone fairly and respectfully. Luke Shenette & Colby DuVerger are the newest additions to the J’s Auto Team. Both grew up in a garage environment and developed a love for cars at young ages. When not Goals or other comments: Give us a chance, you won’t be disappointed. We are a fami- at working on cars, Luke enjoys riding his Harley or going out in his boat and Colby ly. Know who you are talking to. We build relationships with our customers. You see the enjoys some fishing. We looked for additional help for a while and know we have a good same people every time you come in. No guessing who to talk to. fit in both of them. We are confident in their abilities. 2 • June 27-28, 2019 • A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION • MEET YOUR MERCHANTS INDEX Stonebridge Press & Villager Newspapers MEET MERCHANTS Home of A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION - JUNE 27-28, 2019 StonebridgePress.com Holden Hearing Aid Center......................................... 1 Janine’s Frostee ........................................................ 16 ConnecticutsQuietCorner,com Lisa Boudreau, Realtor, Coldwell Banker .................... 1 Accord Health Care Management ............................. 17 WinchendonCourier.com J’s Auto ...................................................................... 2 Woof & Whisker Inn ................................................. 17 Five Star Auto Service ................................................ 3 B.E.C. Plumbing and Heating, Inc. ........................... 19 ABOUT US: Pepin Granite, Inc....................................................... 3 Eastern Security Safe Co. ......................................... 19 Riverdale Mills .......................................................... 4 Brunelle and Sons Landscaping, Inc ........................ 20 Stonebridge Press is the parent company to seven newspapers in Massachusetts, Shaw-Majercik Funeral Home .................................... 5 Curtis Construction Services ................................... 20 Advanced Skincare & Salon 769 ................................ 6 Dispose All............................................................... 20 and four newspapers in Northeast Connecticut. The best way to become familiar New England Home Cabinetry, LLC ........................... 6 Michael J. Williams Heating & AC, Inc. ................... 20 with our publications is to visit our website - www.StonebridgePress.com - where Spencer Family Dental ............................................... 6 Leicester Veterinary Clinic........................................ 21 Vessello Paving & Excavating .................................... 6 The Maine Attraction ................................................ 21 you can browse our papers and our advertisers. All advertisements are published Pratt Trucking Waste & RecyclingYOUR .............................. 7 Dorrinda O’Keefe-Shea, Realtor, Century 21 NE ....... 22 on our website in the current issue and on the archives, and our current issues are American Discount Oil ............................................... 8 Fresh Start, The Moving Crew .................................. 22 Andrea L. Gordon, Attorney At Law ............................ 8 Jo-Ann Szymczak, Realtor, Re/Max Advantage 1 ...... 22 posted to 508local’s Facebook page each week. Mosquito Joe ............................................................. 8 Crystal Caves Family Entertainment Center .............. 23 All of our community newspapers are mailed by the U.S. Post Office to house- St. Joseph School ...................................................... 9 Dave’s Appliances Inc............................................... 23 Adventure Tours of Warren ....................................... 10 Derrick Farms........................................................... 23 holds who have requested the paper (eight of our publications are free to households NALS Paint Center ................................................... 10 Lisa Caron, Realtor, Exit Real Estate Exec ................. 23 and three by paid subscriptions). We have a circulation of approximately 47,000+ Spencer Paving ........................................................ 10 New England Landscaping and Construction, LLC... 24 Life Care Center of Auburn ....................................... 11 Pepin Waste Service................................................. 24 households in Massachusetts and 20,000+ households in Northeast Connecticut. Accurate Asphalt Paving........................................... 12 Angelo’s Auto ........................................................... 24 Conrad Allen, Realtor, Auburn Animal Hospital ........................................... 24 If you have any questions
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