Convenience trucks removed in Cherry Hill

[@deby5983]

I remember weekly visits to my cousins in Cherry Hill in the 1960's. There was a school bus converted to a store. I thought that was so cool!!! There should be a place for these store/trucks in this community.

[@nicolehall2177]

Come on !! Leave these trucks alone and the folks that need them . Go revamp the park for the kids or something. Geez.

[@REDDLADY2]

How is the city going to replace the void these trucks fill for the community.

[@jasonwheet3804]

I appreciate Brittany for covering this story too. The rest of the world wouldn't know about big corporations once again trying to stomp out the dreams of the small business in our own country. Cherry Hill should make a petition so others to sign in support of those trucks that help the community.

[@billybarnett2846]

How bad is this area of the city if there are no stores there? They need to designate an area where these trucks can park and do business.

[@3scuddy]

I’m 2 years late i kno but it’s a shoppin center walkin distance away buts it’s alott of older folks in this community so it’s so much easier for them to just walk across the street to a store bus/truck!

[@Mukundanghri]

Keep the squeegee kids but get rid of a needful thing in the neighborhood. Makes no sense at all.

[@nunzionapoli6325]

Where's the baby father gonna stay?

[@NeeNee_B.]

"They need the spots for parking" Nothing but empty spots in every shot 🙄

[@nortonblake8320]

That's uffed up!

[@Isthisrreal]

Bruh this our livelihood. Them trucks been assisting the communities since forever! And like she said it’s ample parking in cherry hill

[@robertafierro5592]

Do the food trucks take Families First food stamp cards?

[@nunzionapoli6325]

This is what you voted for! Defund this, fund that crackhead... You got it. That reporter looks like she want's out of that defunded ghet...

[@TheBluesmanBlue]

Only in northern states Street vending is a problem in neighborhoods Southern States welcome Street vending with open arms and I said this before and I'm going to say it again if them trucks were owned by Middle Eastern descent people they could have stayed being that is black people who own these vending trucks it's a problem give these vending trucks the same opportunities that the city give them food carts and trucks allow them to park near the University of Maryland hospital put signs up in Cherry Hill for the store trucks in Cherry Hill and that will end that

[@wethepeople5883]

Petty

[@kennethnewman366]

It's a nusance for who.

[@trinawashington9148]

Smh trucks been there for years while now 🤔

[@somebodywhocares9293]

As a business owner. Pay taxes. Pay your taxes. It's only fair. It's not a business. It looks Unprofessional ND trashy. Ghetto mentality. I bet, those so called owners buy their product with food stamps. 😆

[@SomeDudeInBaltimore]

Your username does not reflect your personality. I hope I never have the displeasure of accidentally finding myself in your business with such toxicity.

[@nortonblake8320]

Now ,all they have to do is bring in a Walmart and the people might, starve! Walmart/ martial law!

[@justmyopinion1624]

That’s fucked up

[@dextermcgrubbin]

If you're looking for an excuse, you'll find one. The food dessert myth has been debunked for years. Countless articles and research on it.