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The Book Scene begins next chapter at new home By Betsy Denson betsy@theleadernews.com It’s been nearly 25 years since Virginia Martino opened the Book Scene, and for most of that time her shop was on Ella Boulevard next to Tony’s Mexican Restaurant. In April, however, Martino moved to new digs on 43rd Street in the same building that houses Hudson Chiropractic Center and Salon Studio. “Tony told me he wanted to put a church in there, but he gave me several months to find a new place,” said Martino. “It was my customers who helped me find this one.” While her regulars know where she is now, Martino hopes that adding a sign out front will help bring more attention to her shop. “She’s a nice lady,” said avid reader Perry McGee, “so I followed her over.” Martino said it took “a lot of courage” to open the shop in the 1980s. After she retired from Prudential insurance, she was looking for something else to do. She had a couple of friends who owned book stores and later bought their inventory. “My husband said to get rid of it or open a book store,” she said. The store offers both hardcovers and paperbacks in fiction and non-fiction. Martino said
that her top sellers are mysteries, romance, paranormal and sci-fi. New titles from publishers are available and there are children’s books too which will soon make their way out onto the floor. Martino is still in the process of unpacking. Most of the books in the store are half-price and customers can also trade their existing books in for new ones. Need a recommendation? Martino is more than happy to oblige you. She says that she reads just about anything. “Some people will come in and say ‘pick me out some books’ so I do,” said Martino. “I get to know what they like.” Martino, who used to live in Lazybrook and now resides off of Hwy 290, signed a threeyear lease and looks forward to her store being around for years to come. It may happen without her at the helm though. In her 70s now, Martino wants to eventually retire for good. She is going to wait for her shop’s 25th anniversary in August and then look for someone to buy both the name and her books. “It’s my baby though,” she said. “I want to see it in good hands.” The Book Scene is closed on Sundays and Mondays and open 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturdays.
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Owner of The Leader acquires four community papers in North Carolina The owners of The Leader, along with a group of investors, announced Wednesday that they have acquired four community newspapers and their websites in North Carolina. The newspapers, all located south of Charlotte, N.C., include the South Charlotte Weekly, the Union County Weekly, the Matthews-Mint Hill Weekly and the Pineville Pilot. In all, Charlotte Media Group LLC will reach 60,000 readers every week in a growing area of Charlotte. McElvy Media Group LLC, owned by Leader publisher Jonathan McElvy and his wife, Meghan, leads a group of owners that include Frank Vasquez, associate publisher of The Leader, Douglas McElvy and Robb Reeves. “Obviously, this is an exciting time for our company,” said McElvy, who will serve as president of Charlotte Media Group. “Exactly three years after purchasing The Leader, and kind of cutting our teeth on a new era of print journalism, we had a wonderful opportunity to buy a group of suburban newspapers that has immense potential for growth.” The corporate office for the new company will be located on T.C. Jester Boulevard in the same office as The Leader. “My wife, son and I have made this area of Houston our home, and while this new company isn’t exactly a car-ride away, it will be a fun challenge to continue growing what we’ve built at The Leader while taking this same business model to a new market.” Along with The Leader and the North Carolina acquisition, McElvy and Vasquez also manage the Fort Bend Star and the Fort Bend Business Journal. “A lot of people look at us sideways when we tell them we’re
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KHOU Sports Director battling cancer Leader partner KHOU 11 News announced its Sports Director Bob Allen has shared that he has been diagnosed with cancer. The cancer is a form of T-Cell Lymphoma and Bob is very encouraged about his chances for recovery. When he talks about facing this challenge, Bob displays the same confidence and optimism Houston television viewers have come to expect
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By Jonathan Garris jgarris@theleadernews.com Vanessa Wodehouse says Big Blue Whale toy store on West 19th Street has attracted kids big and small, young and old. Now, the store’s looking to give back with a day of activities as the toy store celebrates its first birthday. The Big Blue Whale will be hosting story time, music, face painting, giveaways and numerous other outdoor activities for free at its storefront at 237 W. 19th St., Wodehouse said. The store will also be offering a large sale on its merchandise, which includes everything from children’s books, educational toys and games, puzzles, some more gag-oriented gifts and outdoor items among others. While known for its toys, Wodehouse said her store sells more books than any other category of items within the shop. This is perhaps best reflected in Big Blue Whale being awarded third place as Best Book Store in The Leader’s Reader’s Choice Awards. “I was a little surprised it would be number one and it has consistently been number one,” Wodehouse said. “It’s not that kids aren’t reading as much, it’s just that their reading on electronic devices.” The store also sells a large amount of baby and toddler toys, as its biggest customers are under 5 years old, Wodehouse said. The store also offers a variety of crafts and focuses on more specialty lines than mass-produced ones. “We don’t carry brands like Mattel,” Wodehouse said. “In fact, we don’t even carry Lego. We want to make sure we have better alternatives and we work with companies whose mission is to create fun, educational toys.” Big Blue Whale is also holding its second annual Summer Reading & Writing Contest, presented in association with Heights Candy Bar. Depending on the participants age, children will read between five and 15 books and then write a poem or short story inspired by one of the books they have read. For those in kindergarten and through second grade, children must read five books, which can be either picture or chapter books. For third grade through fifth grade, children must read 10 books, with no more than 5 picture books and five chapter books at reading level. For children in grades sixth through eighth, they must read 15 books with no more than seven picture books and eight chapter books at reading level. All entries must be typed or handwritten and include a reading list or permission slip, according to the contest’s website. Entry is limited to one per person. All entries must be received by 5 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 1 and winners will be announced via Facebook, the Heights Candy Bar and Big Blue Whale websites at noon Saturday, Aug. 15. Big Blue Whale is open noon to 5 p.m. on Sundays, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. For more information, call 832-623-6990, email bigbluewhaletoys@gmail.com or visit www.bigbluewhaletoys.com.
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Candlelight Plaza gets a new sign By Betsy Denson betsy@theleadernews.com Residents of Candlelight Plaza were dismayed back in January when a driver plowed through one of their new entrance signs. Candlelight Plaza Civic Club President Heidi Skiff said that the remodeling they did to Candlelight Plaza’s entrances in the spring of 2014 was the first work done on them since their construction in the 1960’s. “We were so excited to have these entrances updated to more accurately reflect the beautiful neighborhood that lies within,” she said. “Ironically, after sitting there untouched for 50 years, two of our three entrances were damaged within months of completing the renovations.” The good news is that repairs are underway and a full restoration will be completed. “Due to the extent of damage caused, we are having repairs by a brick restoration company, a landscape company and an electrician,” said Skiff. “When the repairs are finished, the north side of the main entrance will match the south side of the entrance,
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