NV361 Salon Opens Its Doors to Colton
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Colton Police Chief Steve Ward, Colton City Council Member Frank Navarro, NV361 Salon Hairdresser Bernadette Aldama, NV361 Salon Owner Natalie Ocampo and Colton City Council Member Susan Oliva. Council Members Oliva and Navarro presented the salon with a certificate of recognition.
Photo Courtesy of: Breeanna Jent
City leaders, family and friends gathered to celebrate the salon’s grand opening. From left: Council Member Frank Navarro, hairdresser Bernadette Aldama, family members David, Adriana and Rocio Gonzales, 10-month-old Santiago Ocampo, 6-year-old Sebastian Ocampo, salon owner Natalie Ocampo and Council Member Susan Oliva.
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Josue Castillo, a representative of Assemblymember Cheryl Brown’s office, reads from a certificate of recognition presented to salon owner Natalie Ocampo from Assemblymember Brown. From left: Natalie Ocampo, Colton City Council Member Susan Oliva and Josue Castillo.
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From left: Colton City Police Chief Steve Ward, Council Member Frank Navarro, Colton Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Laura Morales, 6-year-old Sebastian Ocampo, salon owner Natalie Ocampo, Council Member Susan Oliva, Colton Chamber of Commerce Assistant to the Executive Director Chetay Catalano and Field Representative for Assemblymember Cheryl Brown’s office Josue Castillo.
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The ribbon is officially cut. From left: Colton City Police Chief Steve Ward, Council Member Frank Navarro, Colton Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Laura Morales, 6-year-old Sebastian Ocampo, salon owner Natalie Ocampo, Council Member Susan Oliva, Colton Chamber of Commerce Assistant to the Executive Director Chetay Catalano and Field Representative for Assemblymember Cheryl Brown’s office Josue Castillo.
Photo Courtesy of: Breeanna Jent
Colton City Council Member Susan Oliva reads from a certificate of recognition to NV361 Salon owner Natalie Ocampo on Monday, July 29.
Photo Courtesy of: Breeanna Jent
From left: Colton Police Chief Steve Ward, Council Member Frank Navarro, salon owner Natalie Ocampo and Council Member Susan Oliva with the certificate of recognition presented to Ocampo for her salon by the City of Colton.
July 31, 2013 at 03:11pm. Views: 101
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