Church’s Chicken Opens in Colton
Photo Courtesy of: Colton Chamber of Commerce
Church’s Chicken restaurant officials were joined by the Colton Chamber of Commerce, Colton Joint Unified School District members and the City Council at their ribbon cutting last Saturday afternoon, Aug. 10. From left: Colton Mayor Pro Tem David Toro, Council Member Susan Oliva, Mayor Sarah Zamora, Church’s Chicken Engineer and International Partner Jesus G. Ortiz, Church’s Chicken Location President Mercedes Herrera, Church’s Chicken Location Vice President Jesus Mendoza, Church’s Chicken Secretary and Operation Manager Daniel Martinez, Colton Chamber of Commerce Executive Director and Colton Joint Unified School District Board Member Laura Morales, Colton Council Member Isaac Suchil and Colton Joint Unified School District Board Member Randall Ceniceros. The group was joined by young community members.
Photo Courtesy of: Colton Chamber of Commerce
The restaurant is located on S. Mt. Vernon avenue. From left: Church’s Chicken Secretary and Operation Manager Daniel Martinez, Colton City Council Member Susan Oliva, Mayor Sarah Zamora, Church’s Chicken Location President Mercedes Herrera, Church’s Chicken Location Vice President Jesus Mendoza, (back) Colton Police Officer Wade Harris, Mayor Pro Tem David Toro, Colton Chamber of Commerce Executive Director and CJUSD Board Member Laura Morales, CJUSD Board Member Randall Ceniceros and (front) Colton City Council Member Isaac Suchil. The group was joined by two young community members who were eager to help cut the ribbon.
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