22 Nov. 20 - Dec. 3, 2010 Ocotillo’s PostNet has new look
As businesses around the country struggle in the challenging economy, one business in Southern Chandler is investing in the future by renovating and improving its services “to better serve local businesses and residents.”
The PostNet Neighborhood Business Center owned by Fred and Karin Zapata at 3165 S. Alma School Rd., Suite 29 in the Albertsons Shopping Center, reopened recently with a brighter, more modern look.
“By making this investment in our business, we wanted to prove to everybody that we’re here to stay,” say the Zapatas, who have a background in paper, printing and international trade. “We knew we would be able to build the store’s service offerings and really improve the center’s importance in the Ocotillo community.”
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Wall Street’s Market Square: off-the-beaten-path experience
Chandler’s Wall Street has less to do with the fi nancial market and more to do with a unique shopping experience.
Located a block south of historic downtown Chandler and a block west of Arizona Avenue, Wall Street offers shoppers an aviary, galleries, boutiques and a new restaurant.
Calvin Peterson Native American Jewelry showcases Peterson’s original, custom- made work, some of which appears in the Heard Museum. Peterson’s wife, Betty, owns the House of Hair salon in the same building. To reach House of Hair, call 480-821-4829. To learn more about Calvin Peterson Native American Jewelry, call 480-855-6469 or visit
www.stores.calvinpetersonnavajo.com/StoreFront.bok. Stampworks offers a wide selection of scrap-booking, card-making and stamping supplies, as well as classes. For information, call 480-899-5958 or visit
www.stampworksaz.com.
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REDECORATED: The PostNet store in Ocotillo has a new look and larger space to do business.
The franchised business has served the area since July 1998, providing printing, copying and shipping services. PostNet Centers offer an array of high-demand products and services tailored to the needs of business owners and today’s busy consumer. Customers can take advantage of full-service digital printing including business cards, stationery, booklets, fl yers, brochures, signs, banners, posters and document fi nishing; computer/Internet rental stations; professional packaging; and worldwide shipping via FedEx, UPS, DHL and the U.S. Postal Service – a service the Zapatas say has been especially popular since the closures of a nearby Mail and More.
Other services provided by PostNet include full- and self-service digital copying; private mailbox rentals; mail and parcel receiving and forwarding; worldwide faxing; laminating; notary services and more. Customers can also purchase postage stamps, packaging materials and additional offi ce supplies at PostNet. The Zapatas’ PostNet is open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays. Call 480-917-2468 or visit
www.postnet.com/az109.
The Wall Street Peddler carries unique and hard-to-fi nd gifts and décor items. For details, call Margaret at 480-855-0608. Mariah Art Gallery features watercolors, signed and numbered prints, hand-crafted jewelry, beaded shawls and handbags from local artist Mariah Packer. In the same space, Jeanette Craker of Bunny Patch by Vintage Bunny offers “beautiful bunnies and bunny clothing,” handcrafted items, and “amazing candles at wholesale prices.” Craker is happy to help customers assemble a custom gift basket. To reach Mariah, call 480-358-8363. For more information on Bunny Patch, call Craker at 602-820-2776.
Yoli’s Café serves homemade breakfasts and lunches from the chef’s special recipes. Diners can eat on the patio or enjoy their meal inside. For more information, call Yolanda Fernandez at 480-726-YOLI (9654).
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NEW EATERY: Yolanda Fernandez, right, has opened Yoli’s Cafe in the Market Square in Wall Street in downtown Chandler. With her is waitress Sherrie Sekol.
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