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Articles about Cherry Hill Mall

Dalton Out, Waldenbooks In At The Cherry Hill Mall

January 17, 1998 By Russell J. Rickford, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Another suburban casualty has been logged in the sometimes frenzied bookseller's battles. B. Dalton, the sole bookstore in Cherry Hill Mall, closed Jan. 10, failing to renew its lease. Waldenbooks, of comparable size, is scheduled to fill the space on April 1. "This was not a competition issue," said David Altman, general manager for the mall. Barnes Noble, the parent company of B. Dalton, is the l fitflops argest retail bookseller in the country. Carlozo, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Tony Reese of Cherry Hill would walk a mall to stay in shape. Tanned and trim and 73, Reese kept a brisk pace on a recent spring morning, marveling as the sun poured like juice through a skylight and spilled onto the freshly waxed marble floor. "Pleasant conditions, the most pleasant conditions," Reese remarked as he ambled along on his daily five mile jaunt at the Cherry Hill Mall. "The temperature never changes in here. It's marvelous. The time goes by very quickly. Wanda Brown, 49, of Lansdowne Ave., Camden, was charged with causing serious bodily injury while driving with a suspended license, leaving the scene of an accident, endangering an injured victim, among other motor vehicle violations, according to Cherry Hill Police. The staff members responsible for cleaning the food court, bathrooms and floors of the milelong mall had no warning that they were about to lose their jobs. When they showed up for work, they were given severance pay and sent home. "It was a difficult thing to do, but something we felt had to be done," said David B. It's the mall's first. Location: 2000 Route 38, Cherry Hill. Complimentary valet parking for all restaurants along Bistro Row. The deal: Eight chains and one independent at the iconic mall have special menus and prices through S fitflop australia aturday. Reservations encouraged. Starbucks Corp. said yesterday it would close one of two sites there, and other merchants have noted a decline in shoppers. "Usually a lot of people walk around exercising in the morning," coffee drinker Ernie Alejo, sitting at the food court, said yesterday. "They stopped because of all the inside construction.