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Being a Riverland Terrace native, I've seen many changes over the years.  From a quiet, low key neighborhood, to not only a highly desirable place to live, but a bustling business epicenter as well.

 

 I remember the Red & White grocery store, and then Doscher's Groceries where the Terrace Theater now resides.  In my mother's youth, there was once a Piggly Wiggly on the corner of Plymouth Ave and Wappoo Dr., where several small businesses now thrive.

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The Ft. Pemberton bunkers on Aubrey Street were once called, "Thompson's woods" and it was THE place to fly wildly like a banshee on bikes up, down and through those old civil war mounds.  

 

The fire station / boat ramp was also where we'd spend hours jumping into the water from our Wappoo Cut yard and float on a surfboard to the boat landing...it was truly the deliscious height of a sweltering summer's day.

 

My grandmother taught at Riverland Terrace Elementary where my mother went to school, as did my older brother and myself.  In it's place now stands a community garden and ball field.

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Today, Riverland Terrace is a metropolis of small, local businesses.  As a local REALTOR, I saw the absolute need for a platform to showcase our beloved neighborhood's trades.  Here at the I Heart Riverland Terrace website, you'll find an A-Z directory of businesses, their contact info and location, as well as any coupons or specials they may currently be promoting.

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If you or anyone you know may be running a Riverland Terrace business under the radar, meaning at from home, and you think they'd like to be featured on my site - for free - please contact me at iheartriverlandterrace@gmail.com