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George’s Sub Shop

Posted on November 1, 2007 by Ryan Burke

Among Italians, respect has always been one of the most important beliefs with which to live your life. George Mesitoris, founder of George’s Sub Shop, obliged by this idea of respect for his fellow Italians. When George opened his shop … Continue reading →

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Interview

Posted on October 30, 2007 by Ryan Burke

I was able to conduct my first formal interview with Pete, from George’s subs. I already interviewed him informally so he was already familiar with me and my purpose. The interview was outstanding, again. I kept my comments short and … Continue reading →

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Carlisle’s Oldest Italian Eatery

Posted on October 23, 2007 by Ryan Burke

The current owner of George’s Sub Shop, Pete Mesitoris, located on High Street, is the son of the orginal owner, George. During the Interview, much to my suprise, Pete noted that Wal-Mart was a welcomed addition to the Carlisle community. He … Continue reading →

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Matty’s Kitchen A Success in Downtown

Posted on October 23, 2007 by Ryan Burke

In a downtown suffering due to the oncoming pressures of “big box” stores, Carlisle relies heavily on successful businesses. As one enters Matty’s Kitchen, a comfortable atmosphere for eating lunch is immediately felt. Light music, a personal welcoming from the … Continue reading →

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Interview with Mr. Seras, owner of Back Door Cafe

Posted on October 18, 2007 by Ryan Burke

My interview with Mr. Seras taught me new and interesting things about Carlisle. This interview allowed me to see Carlisle through the eyes of Mr. Seras who was born and raised here. He comes from a family of business owners … Continue reading →

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