RIBBON-CUTTING –From left to right: FTPD Detective Robert Brown, Franklin Food Bank Executive Director Derek Smith, Dunkin’ Franchisees Mohamed Elsharkawy and Mai Omar, Deputy Mayor Shepa Uddin; FTPD Officer Malcolm Belvin; Somerset Dunkin’ Manager Snehal Patel; Somerset County Clerk Steve Peter; and FTPD Officer Ken Reid II help with the ceremonial ribbon-cutting. (Photo: Dunkin’)
Township political and business officials were on hand January 25 to celebrate the grand re-opening of Dunkin’ at 1760 Easton Avenue.
The store, located in the Easton Franklin Shopping Center, was completely remodeled.
The store’s franchisees, Mohamed Elsharkawy and Mai Omar, made a $3,000 donation to the Franklin Food Bank, in conjunction with the Dunkin’ Joy in Childhood Foundation.
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