Jersey City - A Bit of Nostalgia Comes to the New Waterfront District with New V’s Barbershop
May 13, 2013 | River View Observer
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V’s Barbershop wins editor’s choice for Best Barbershop in Best of the Valley. Thanks for voting!
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Remember the old-time barber shop that Dad took you to for a hair cut when you were a kid? By now, most of them have vanished. But V’s Barbershop & Shoeshine, 1114 Washington St., is a great old-time barbershop…
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Jack Randall thought his barbershop in the 2300 block of South Main Street would have been indestructible in a storm.
“It was built in 1920. It was concrete block. I thought it was a fortress,’’ he said. “We would have been killed had we been there.’’
Randall’s barbershop was like no other in Joplin. He had accumulated 50 years worth of stuff, most of which had been given to him by loyal customers over the years. With its mounted deer antlers and fish on the walls, visiting the shop was like taking a trip back in time. Click link below to read entire article…
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A new V’s Barbershop opened in Hoboken on May 17 at 1114 Washington St. The barbershop chain is known for its authentic and original barbershop experience that caters to men and boys.
The Hoboken shop, owned by Jamie Emma, features five renovated vintage-1950s Koken chairs and traditional services such as shoe shines and hot lather shaves…
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GIVING BACK
V’s Barbershop sent out barber Chon Alarcon Friday, April 20 to Vista Del Mar Elementary to help a student give Principal Scott Young a shave. The student won the highest bid at a school fundraiser. “The kids were laughing and screaming,” said John C. Renaud, owner of V’s Bar- bershop. “It was quite a show. Everybody enjoyed it.”
Renaud said the shop has participated in fundraisers before but never an event like the principal’s public shaving. “(Young) was great about it,” the barber- shop owner said.
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V’s Barbershop close to opening in Hoboken
Most people in Hoboken don’t get see many of the “changes” that take place during the day (because they’re either at work, glued to their “smart” phones or hungover).
Do you ever wonder how business signs get delivered? Like V’s Barbershop at 1114 Washington Street which is almost ready to open, they had a massive sign delivered via flatbed truck this week. It was crated in a custom made wood frame, ready to mount with just a few screws. That baby probably cost more than most people make in a month! Luckily for them it seems that a hair loss epidemic hasn’t started yet, and business should be steady.
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