Several Businesses Are Closing Their Doors In New Jersey

These are tough economic times and we hate to see businesses closing here in the Garden State but we have several from around the state to report to you. These businesses are scattered around New Jersey and you may shop some of them. Let's take a look at who is calling it quits according to a recent Patch article.

 

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First on the list is Saunders Hardware in Montclair. This Essex County business has served residents in the community for over 100 years! Over a century in business, that's a pretty impressive feat, they will be missed in Montclair.

 

 

Second, on the list is a chain "Sam Ash". They sell musical instruments and were once among the biggest music shops in America. They are closing all stores and that includes their location in Camden County in Cherry Hill.

 

Third, on the list is TGI Friday's in Ocean County in Brick Township "according to reports, five months after it shuttered seven other New Jersey locations without warning."

 

Finally, the fourth location that's closing in New Jersey is another Essex County Business, this one in Bloomfield. Benny's Deli Cafe' on Hoover Avenue.

 

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Sad to see all these businesses in New Jersey closing and we wish them the best. These are hard economic times in New Jersey, what's the answer? Post your comments below. We will try to keep you up to date on closings and openings here in Jersey and post when we see new announcements as they come in.

 

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