Graysen Golter

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The owners of a decades-old Lehigh Valley antiques center have sold the business, which will move to a new location this summer under new management. But it’s only a temporary goodbye: While Cindy and Rick Weil are stepping back from Weil Antique Center, they won’t disappear completely. “We’ve been doing this for 42 years,” Cindy Weil said.

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The largest outdoor waterpark in Pennsylvania will kick off its grand reopening this week with a NASCAR driver meet-and-greet, live music, prize giveaways and more. The Camelbeach Outdoor Waterpark will host the grand reopening celebration for its 27th season Thursday through Sunday at 301 Resort Drive in Pocono Township, a news release announced.

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After 35 years of operation, a popular breakfast and lunch restaurant is ready to serve customers again after it relocated to a new home in Quakertown. Sunday’s Deli & Restaurant reopened Monday at 44 Front St., it announced online. Sunday Pappas and his wife Elaine opened around 1990 at 140 E. Broad St. in Quakertown. “We spent the last month getting everything ready and making sure that we moved all the hometown memories to the new location,” the restaurant said on Facebook.

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If burgers with bacon and cheese weren’t enough, diners can enjoy burgers stuffed with bacon and cheese at the food truck that has found a new permanent spot to cook in Bethlehem. “That’s what makes us different,” owner Abraham Nomie said. The Burger Shack Food Truck held a grand opening Saturday for its new home in the parking lot of Country Club Brewing, 323 Pierce St. in Bethlehem. Customers can buy the signature stuff burgers as well as loaded fries, wraps and chicken sandwiches.

2 weeks ago | mcall.com | Graysen Golter

To suddenly own a business with little prior experience with it and little preparation time — just a few days, in fact — is an enormous leap. For Syeda Rizvi, however, taking over her late husband’s car shop continues the legacy of why it started in the first place: for family. “This business is not just a business,” she said. “ … He established this for the family, and after that, this business is going to be like as a community.