Weis Markets reopen; give donation to local organizations
STROUDSBURG, MONROE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— After some big renovations, Weis Markets in East Stroudsburg and Stroudsburg have reopened.
Some of the upgrades include new décor, upgraded produce, bakery and seafood departments.
East Stroudsburg presented check donations to East Stroudsburg Fire Department, East Stroudsburg Little League, and Angels of Light Work.
'Miracles Happen' thrift relocates to Zion United Church
In the afternoon, Stroudsburg presented check donations to The Friends of Stroud Region Open Space & Recreation, Stroud Township Volunteer Fire Department, and Pocono Family YMCA.
'This is actually gonna help every single baseball player in East Stroudsburg don't play more have more equipment so this is a fantastic opportunity for us,' explained Teray Tucker, East Stroudsburg Little League representative.
'The community effort makes this city work and it's wonderful. We really appreciate everybody that works together and making this a better place,' stated Scott Perkins,CEO, Pocono Family YMCA.
The Weis store managers say this could not of happened without all the store members help.
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