A desire for lighting during a renovation has led to the creation of a custom lighting business in Orange.
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Globe Designs director Lauren Dwyer said she hopes the business will open at the end of the week after Thursday's snow hampered the delivery of cabinets last week.
She is encouraging people to check the businesses social media pages for an opening date.
The business located near the corner of Dalton and William streets is a lightning design and supply store and Mrs Dwyer said the idea came about during a renovation was was doing with husband Sam, and she couldn't find many lightning options in Orange.
"We didn't want to go over the mountains," she said.
Mrs Dwyer said there has been a lot of interest and she also hopes to work with electricians and architects.
Restaurant relocation
Thar Indian Cuisine has relocated from the Summer Centre to Sale Street.
Dinesh Sarswat owns the business with his wife Madhu Sarswat and said the business continues to serve dine-in and take-away meals but the move is only temporary.
"The reason for the relocation is because the owner is doing the big renovation of the IGA and Summer Centre," Mr Sarswat said.
"We are going back in five to six months time when we have a bigger, new restaurant, they are moving all the shops."
He said they have signed another lease for the centre and the new shop will include alfresco dining.
However, he said the current Sale Street shop is also a "nice old building" it is larger than their former premises.
Remedial therapies
A tree-change has led to a full-time business move for Advanced Remedial Therapies Orange owner-practitioner Gary Hehir.
A long-time practitioner in Sydney, he worked part-time in Orange for about a year until recently basing himself full-time at his practice in Sale Street.
Mr Hehir offers a range of non-invasive pain relief therapies and has 25 years experience with 17 years as a certified Rolfer. "It's a process of realigning the body working with connective tissue," he said.
He also does sonic wave also known as shockwave therapy, and practices an ancient Chinese technique, Gua Sha. "These modalities are all holistic in the sense that they are directed toward addressing the root causes of a problem."
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