Jennybean, a children's store, has opened at 54 N. Queen St. The 750-square-foot store is located up a flight of stairs from the Market Street entrance to Place Marie, but it also can be reached at the end of a long hall from Queen Street.

Jennybean carries various items from six people who make children's products, including knit hats, sweaters, baby blankets, dolls and other baby accessories. The store also carries Melissa and Doug brand toys, including wooden and educational toys as well as puppets.

Owner Jennifer Ackerman formerly had a seasonal store on the boardwalk at Ocean City, Md.

Ackerman said she plans to host story times and other kid-friendly activities in the store.

Hours: 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday, 10:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday, 10:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday. Phone: 368-2721.

New at Park City

Express will open at Park City Center sometime late this spring. The store, which sells clothing for men and women, will take a 8,644-square-foot space in the Boscov's Wing.

The Express store is moving into what had been the Pac Sun and GNC stores. GNC is staying in the mall, but moving to the Bon-Ton Wing, first in a temporary site, then in a permanent store that will open by the end of February.

Musser's moving

By early March, Musser's Lawn & Garden will open in a new, larger spot at 1633 Rothsville Road in Lititz. The family-owned firm has been at its current location at 11 Picnic Woods Road, Lititz, since it was founded in 1970.

With a 2,400-square-foot showroom, the new location will have roughly three times the space to showcase equipment as well as more warehouse space. Musser's sells and services lawn and garden equipment. The new space formerly housed Badorf Shoe Co.

Stan Musser, who owns the business with his father, Roman, said the firm doesn't plan to immediately add more equipment, but he said the move will allow them to better display what they already have.

He said the business has outgrown its current spot and also would benefit from better visibility while adding that some new workers eventually may join the five-employee operation.

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