“And, I’m asking your general manager’s name. “I’m asking you to leave, please,” an employee is heard telling the family. He recorded the moments his family of four was kicked out of the store off Montgomery and Eubank last month for not wearing face masks. “You’re being mean to me and my disabled family,” a man, who wanted to remain anonymous, is heard saying in the video. Businesses can get slapped with fines if customers aren’t wearing face coverings, but the man who recorded the video claims Hobby Lobby workers took their mask enforcement too far. Zedolik said a discount tire store will be built in its place.ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A tense confrontation between Hobby Lobby workers and a New Mexico family over face masks was caught on video. In other township news, demolition began Wednesday on the building that housed the former Bob Evans restaurant. Zedolik also said Wren Kitchens will be locating in the space formerly occupied by Babies “R” Us near Panera Bread in the Wilkes-Barre Township Commons area. Tamburro said construction will begin in April on the 6,000 square foot building and the larger building will commence in August. He said he has not yet signed a lease for those storefronts. Tamburro also said another 6,000 square-foot building will be constructed on the site and will house two retail business. Hobby Lobby is an industry leading retailer offering more than 70,000 arts, crafts, hobbies, home décor, holiday, and seasonal products. Tamburro said he couldn’t confirm the reports. Zedolik confirmed those reports on Wednesday. Reports had been circling that Hobby Lobby was going to locate on the property. Tamburro said he has a signed lease for the building, but he could not disclose the name. The building as one of several destroyed by the June 2018 tornado that ripped through the area. Robert Tamburro, trustee and general partner of TFP Limited - owners of the Arena Hub Plaza - also own the parcel along Mundy Street that once was occupied by Ashley Furniture.
That news was confirmed by Thomas Zedolik, zoning and code enforcement officer in Wilkes-Barre Township, who said the land development drawings and sub-division plans have been approved by the township for the 45,000 square-foot building.
A discount tire store will be built in its place. Demolition began Wednesday on the building that housed the former Bob Evans restaurant in Wilkes-Barre Township.
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