The newest Giant Food Store opened its doors to customers last Wednesday after a serious makeover of the former Redner's Market at 2074 Fruitville Pike.

During a walk-through of the store Tuesday, an enthusiastic Tom Cacciola, store manager, appeared itching to begin everyday business.

At 49,000 square feet, the store is considerably smaller than the Giant store he managed in Leola.

"This store is configured to maximize space," Cacciola said.

Work crews appear to have accomplished that by shifting the direction of the aisles and neatly organizing the bakery, deli, meat and seafood departments to offer a stand-alone feel.

• Nino's Pizza & Italian Restaurant, opened at the end of 2007, is going strong inside Central Market Mall, 44 N. Queen St.

Nino's revamped and brought life back to the retail spot that's been vacant since Isaac's Restaurant & Deli moved out in 2001. The restaurant provides seating for about 25 and offers subs, pizza, stromboli, wraps and salads.

• Located on Lititz Pike and Bloomfield Drive, Bloomfield Village this month takes the wraps off Sharkey's Cuts for Kids, a hair salon that caters to children, and A New Day clothing store.

Next month, Mojo, an Asian restaurant, will open in a 3,886-square-foot space. The restaurant is being developed by the owners of Cafe East in Centerville.

Also opening in June are Chiropractic 1st, a chiropractic office, and Tanning Villa, a tanning salon. Anytime Labs, a medical lab, is expected to open in August.

• Baltimore-based Passport Health has opened a Lancaster city immunization clinic at 150 Farmington Lane.

The franchise provides immunizations and vaccinations to international travelers, as well as on-site vaccine clinics and flu clinics for local businesses and organizations.

Passport Health has nine employees who accept patients by appointment only on alternating Thursdays, every Friday and alternating Saturdays.

• Rohrer's Hardware has moved from its spot at Wood's Edge plaza at 136 S. Centerville Road to the former Rag Shop building at 2734 Columbia Ave.

• Gish's Furniture and Amish Heirlooms opened recently at 2191 Lincoln Highway East.

The location, next door to the Humane League, has been home to several retailers over the years, including Dutch Indoor Village collectibles shop, Gator Tools and Halloween Spirits.

• Emily and Jeff Gofus have launched the floral shop Flowers, Herbs and Art at 411 Locust St., Columbia.

• Country Home Furniture, located at the Shady Maple complex in Blue Ball, recently added a Mainline furniture collection to its existing location. The company also said it expects to open a new store location by the end of the year.

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