The new business accepts quarters, credit cards, debit cards, and the Laundry Spot Discount Card for payment. It offers free dry credit with every wash all day, every day when customers use the no-cost Laundry Spot Discount Card.
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The Laundry Spot also gives guests free wi-fi, three 55-inch TVs, device-charging stations, comfortable seating areas, clean restrooms and attendants always on duty to help make the laundry experience a pleasant one
Laundry Spot’s washers and dryers can have a laundry load clothes washed and dried in 45 minutes, according to its owners.
The new business, which also has a location at 2500 Atco Ave. in Middletown, also offers drop-off services, what it calls “4-minute wash.”
“It takes customers 4 minutes to bring in their dirty clothes and pick them up closet-ready,” Paula Leighton said. “We take care of everything in between: Our laundry experts wash, dry and fold/hang all the laundry.”
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The Laundry Spot plans to thank the Fairfield community for its warm welcome with a grand opening event April 6 and April 7, offering free laundry all weekend up to a certain value, in addition to giveaways, discounts, and more.
The business is looking for one more bilingual staffer to join its team. Hours of operation are 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. For more information, visit www.LaundrySpot.com.
Montessori Kids Universe of Mason
Mike Raulston said he plans to open Montessori Kids Universe of Mason, “a preschool offering a Montessori education experience for parents who want their children to develop self-confidence, personal independence and, most importantly, a life-long love of learning.”
MKU, which is scheduled to open April 8, will offer a classic Montessori education enhanced with a Reggio inspired art and science experience, for every age group, Raulston said.
It will serve children from 6 months to 6 years of age and be open from 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday to Friday to provide busy parents a variety of enrollment options to meet their specific needs, he said.
The new business will employ 15-20 teachers, assistant teaches and administration support. It is looking to hire lead teachers and an Administrator.
MKU is at about 40 children for its startup phase but plans to be at 110 children when it is fully staffer, Raulston said.
“The facility was originally constructed as a daycare center providing MKU the perfect foundation to create our new school,” he said. “We are making significant improvements to the classrooms and interior spaces, while providing a new look to the exterior.”
Amber Rue, MKU’s Head of School, relocated from Chicago for the position. Rue has over 20 years’ experience in early childhood education teaching and leadership roles, Raulston said.
Raulston said his interest in childhood education, specifically Montessori Education, started when his children attended a Montessori preschool in Anderson Twp.
“We had tried various other preschool options but couldn’t find the environment we wanted,” he said. “Finally, when we enrolled them in a Montessori preschool, they flourished and that established the foundation for learning that has helped them excel even as adults.”
For more information, visit www.montessorikidsuniverse.com/mason or www.facebook.com/montessorikidsmason, or call 513-466-8007.
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