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Locality: Carmel Valley Village

Phone: (831) 659-9101



Address: 13766 Center Street Ste G1n 93924 Carmel Valley Village, CA, US

Website: www.CarmelValleyBusinessCenter.com

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Carmel Valley Business Center 02.11.2020

Even if you can't physically pick up trash we could use your help!

Carmel Valley Business Center 19.10.2020

I finally got my 2021 RBG NOTORIOUS tribute calendars in to the CV Business center. Only got half the order so there are only 10

Carmel Valley Business Center 02.10.2020

So Who do you think won?

Carmel Valley Business Center 26.09.2020

Available at CV Business Center. Only 9 bumper stickers left and all profits go to the campaign. The preceding was a non political advertisement.

Carmel Valley Business Center 13.09.2020

Updates on Voting ... Remember you mail-in ballots can be dropped at Carmel City Hall and will be picked up by the County Election bureau. The quote below is from the current Monterey County Weekly..

Carmel Valley Business Center 31.08.2020

Not only do we ship, print and scan but we also have cool journals...

Carmel Valley Business Center 16.08.2020

A BBQ to benefit Cachagua Volunteer Fire and Fire victims

Carmel Valley Business Center 11.08.2020

The story I’m about to share with you about Joe Biden is special in fact, I’m fairly certain I’m the only living person left who actually witnessed it firsth...and. It was about 16 years ago, and I was a young rabbi, brand-new to Delaware, on my way to lead a shiva minyan a worship service following the death of a Jewish person. I was from California. Back then, I didn’t know Claymont, Delaware from Scranton, Pennsylvania. A quick bit of background: When someone passes away in the Jewish faith, we observe seven days of mourning, called shiva. We gather a group of ten Jewish adults together a minyan to say the Mourners’ Kaddish. It usually happens in a person’s home somewhere intimate. In this case, the deceased individual her name was Mrs. Greenhouse, of blessed memory had not been a person of means. She had lived in rent-controlled senior housing in a tall high-rise building off of Namaans Road. Her apartment had been too small to fit everyone into, so we conducted our worship service in the building’s communal laundry room, in the basement of the high-rise. We assembled the ten elders together, and it was in this most humble of places that I began to lead the kaddish. Toward the end of the service, a door at the back of the laundry room opened, and who walks in but Senator Joe Biden, his head lowered, all by himself. I nearly dropped my prayer book in shock. Senator Biden stood quietly in the back of the room for the duration of the service. At the close of the kaddish, I walked over to him and asked the same question that must have been on everyone else’s mind: Senator Biden what are you doing here? And he said to me: Listen, back in 1972, when I first ran for Senate, Mrs. Greenhouse gave $18 to my first campaign. Because that’s what she could afford. And every six years, when I’d run for reelection, she’d give another $18. She did it her whole life. I’m here to show my respect and gratitude. Now, the number 18 is significant in the Jewish faith its numbers spell out the Hebrew word chai, as in to life, to life, l’chayim! But it’s also a humble amount. Joe Biden knew that. And he respected that. There were no news outlets at our service that day no Jewish reporters or important dignitaries. Just a few elderly mourners in a basement laundry room. Joe Biden didn’t come to that service for political gain. He came to that service because he has character. He came to that service because he’s a mensch. And if we need anything right now when it comes to the leadership of our country we need a mensch. I know this is such a simple, small story. But I tell it to as many people as will listen to me. Because I think that, in their heart of hearts, when people are trying to think about the decision they’ll make this year this is the kind of story that matters. Joe Biden is a mensch. We need a mensch. Thanks for reading." Rabbi Michael Beals of Delaware

Carmel Valley Business Center 09.08.2020

I want to meet the guy that designed this.

Carmel Valley Business Center 23.07.2020

Fire evacuees and neighbors in need. Carmel Valley Business Center is here to help. If anyone needs to come in and use computers for emails or whatever We have... a few. You can also ship packages to CVBC to hold for you. Please have your name and phone number on them. Ship to (your name) c/o Carmel Valley Business Center. 13766 Center Street Ste G1n Carmel Valley, CA 93924. We are right next door to Jerome's Market We also have different chargers if you need to charge your phones. Free wifi as well or use us for a message center. 831 659 9101, Amazon counter as well. If there is anything we can do, Don't hesitate, We will be back in in operation Tuesday 8/25 Jeffrey and Randi Andrews See more

Carmel Valley Business Center 06.07.2020

Anyone who can help, should.

Carmel Valley Business Center 04.07.2020

With everything else going around I have something good to share, Save Open Space and Cover Your Face. We have CVSOS Covid19 masks available for their fundraiser. Protect yourself and the airport property at the same time.

Carmel Valley Business Center 15.06.2020

One other thought, If anyone needs packages delivered, you can re-address them to (your name) c/o the Carmel Valley Business Center. Please make sure to have a ...name and phone number so I can contact you. I'm making room on the shelves when I get in. Carmel Valley Business Center 13766 Center Street STE. G1n CV 93924 e: [email protected] p: 831 659 9101. Keep safe, Jeffrey & Randi See more