Featuring Downtown: Kings Pharmacy

December 12, 2009 8:01 pm

VIDEO 7 of the Featuring Downtown video series: Featuring Kings Pharmacy. Videos are taken by a board member of the new Downtown Merchants Commission, for TLS. (Also in video, is Chaveirim member and Chosson, B.G.).

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6 COMMENTS

Anonymous December 12, 2009 8:32 pm At 8:32 pm

*Correction* SHIMMY for MAYOR!!!!!
itch x fan December 12, 2009 10:19 pm At 10:19 pm

I need some drugs I’m on my way to second street is kings open? If its closed there are other palces I can get I am sure.
hershel December 12, 2009 11:11 pm At 11:11 pm

do they sell ICE
anon December 12, 2009 11:30 pm At 11:30 pm

“IF ITS DRUGS YOU WANT, COME TO 2nd St.” (GET IT????) and if its Prescribtion drugs you want come to Kings Pharmacy
to herschel December 13, 2009 11:48 am At 11:48 am

these videos seem pointless, all you seem to care about is repeatedly knocking anyone other than Jews that are in downtown Lakewood. why don’t you come up with a solution instead of just repeating that there is a problem?
hershel herskowitz December 13, 2009 4:05 pm At 4:05 pm

Dear to hershel
If you would like to know all that we are doing to improve things in our town please see the upcoming post regarding tuesdays downtown commission agenda.
Or better yet, attend the meeting and provide some (non pessimistic) input. We feel that even people that do not have stores, or do not even shop in the downtown can come and vent their frustrations with the status quo, at our meetings
I am sorry if my attempt at a little bit of humor, in light of the depressing situation that we are in, is distracting from the ultimate goal of making our downtown a safe and pleasant place.

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