As Hurricane Irene closes in on the New York metro area, folks in Verona are tackling one last round of preparedness. Some of it is the things that the Verona Police have already asked you to do in and around your yards. Some of it is a step beyond: We heard quite a bit...
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Over the summer, we brought you several day trip ideas from Verona electrician George Anderson and his wife Cathy. Their latest newsletter has some fun ways for you to get in the holiday spirit, if you’re not there already. The Andersons like the Holiday Lights Spectacular at Turtle Back Zoo, which we told you...
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We want you to decorate your house to the max to show it off in our Holiday Lights contest. But we also want you to be safe. George Anderson, the Verona electrician who has provided us with so many day trip ideas this year (and he’s got one more for the holiday season that...
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Bet you never thought you’d see all that in the same headline. But it’s time for the third installment of day trip ideas gleaned from George and Cathy Anderson’s newsletter for Anderson Electric, and once again, there’s something for everybody to enjoy. Last month’s tips started with an ice cream festival, and there’s dairy...
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You might remember that last month we posted five day trip ideas that we got from Anderson Electric‘s newsletter. George and Cathy Anderson have sent out a new round of ideas for this month, and they start with an ice cream festival this Saturday, July 17. It’s the 8th Annual Ice Cream Festival in...
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George Anderson knows how hard it is to market a small business. Push too little, and people forget you; push too hard, and they tune you out. But the owner of Verona-based Anderson Electric has found an interesting approach that combines the professional and the personal. About a year ago, he and his wife...
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Our homes have taken a beating in the last few weeks: snow, wind, rain and even a tree limb or two. “It’s enough of a nightmare trying to maintain your home without all of this,” says Rob Shabazian. He’s not just speaking as a homeowner, though he has lived in Verona since 1993. As...
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Volunteers make Verona tick. They help our schools, sports, scouting, music, after-school activities and religious communities to be as good as they are. Time and time again, we see our friends and neighbors spend hours of what could be their down time sharing their passion with Verona’s next generation. Sometimes these volunteers are put...
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