Bon voyage Nylin!

On August 31st, 2015 we had the pleasure of hosting a going away party for our good friend Nylin. It all began when Nylin entered her party on a pink carpet while the party goers made sure she was covered in confetti along with most of the sales floor. After her photo shoot with her baked goods and going away gifts Nylin was kind enough to thank everyone for attending her party. To top it off immediately after she started delivering slices of cake to each party goer individually. We were glad to have Nylin and we hope her trip to Paris is everything she could imagine and more! Thank you Make-A-WIsh Massachusetts and Rhode Island for making all of this possible and giving us the chance to share this moment with Nylin.

Enjoy the Carousel and video below to see some of our favorite pictures from Nylin’s going away party!

Recently one of our loyal customers was involved in a car accident. Thankfully their Subaru was capable of handling the situation and saved the life of it’s driver. We’re glad to see our friend and loyal customer is doing better. Displayed below are some of the images taken after the accident and a small message that was included with the images.

Hi Shawn,

Here are some photos – sad as they are – of the damaged Outback that you may want to share with your staff and perhaps colleagues at Subaru. I am alive once again because of the way my Outback performed under the circumstances. Please forward same on to Holly and Dan.

I hope Dan has placed the order for my new vehicle. I will be in touch.

Thank you again for all your support during this awful time.

Best regards,
A loyal customer

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If you are looking for a place to eat lunch in West Springfield, then look no further we’ve got you covered. Below you will find five of Bertera’s favorite places to eat in West Springfield! The following list is in no specific order.

1. Pintu’s Indian Palace25 Park Ave – (413) 788-4929
Pintu’s has a great selection of Indian Cuisine for dinner but the best part about Pintu’s is their Lunch Buffet. You have your choice of rice, curry, and a wide selection of condiments. The Lunch Buffet is only open from 11:30 AM to 3:00 PM so plan accordingly. If you’re interested in dinner at Pintu’s be aware the house gets full quickly.

2. Bueno Y Sano935 RiverdaleStreet – (413) 737-1259
Bueno Y Sano has one of the best if not the best menu for Mexican cuisine in the area. From burritos to quesadillas Bueno Y Sano has it on the menu. To save time you can call ahead and pick up your order without sitting in a line.

3. Bella Napoli Pizzeria185 Elm Street – 734-7400
If you’re looking for quality pizza at a quality price then look no further, Bella Napoli has the best pizza in the area. Their boneless wings are also some of the best we’ve tried in the area. To top it off their delivery service is has never been late to our offices.

4. Five Guys1268 Riverdale Street – (413) 306-5353
You have probably been to a Five Guys by now, but if you have not take our word for it. Five Guys is known around the country for their burgers and fresh fries. If you are in a rush you can always call ahead or order online and pickup your meal. Be aware that all their fried foods are fried in peanut oil.

5. Nippon Grill & Seafood Buffet935 Riverdale Street – (413) 858-8168
It is lunch time and you have no idea what you want to eat. Grab some coworkers and head to Nippon Grill & Seafood Buffet! The selection at Nippon is so vast we guarantee you will have more than one serving. Whether you tackle the fruit bar, the dessert counter, or head straight to the buffet you will enjoy your time and the food.

It was an honor to have participated in the 2014 Share the Love event and it was even more of an honor to be able to help make a child’s wish come true. We’re looking forward to participating again this year! Thank you Addison for the beautiful drawing and thank you Make-A-Wish Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

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Saturday July 18th marked the 22nd annual Glasgow Lands Scottish Festival. When the festival began all that could be heard were the high pitched yet oddly soothing cry of the bagpipes. In addition there were kilts as far as the I can see. My first few steps into the festival I was already in conversation with a large bearded man asking me which clan I belonged to.

After a brief history lesson on the Scots and the Stewart Clan I ventured into the Market where vendors offered everything from crystals to swords. After about 45 minutes of talking myself out of buying a giant double bladed sword I soon found myself contemplating whether I wanted a giant turkey leg or a meat pie. Needless to say I decided to get both and was not disappointed. To make things even better I washed my food down with some Honey Mead.

After a long day of eating, listening to bagpipes, and watching people smaller than me throw sixteen pound stones further than I could throw something half its weight it was time for the opening ceremonies. The opening ceremonies featured the Massed Bands, Highland Fling, and the Clan Parade. First the Massed Bands marched up and down the field playing their bagpipes in unison. You can watch a clip of the Massed Bands March at the end of the video above. Following the Massed Bands was the Highland fling where girls from all ages danced to the bagpipes. Finally it was time for the clans to introduce themselves with their war cry. Some were funny, others were intimidating, and at the end of the Clan Parade all the clans gave one last war cry as a group and it was quite the sight.

The music never seemed to stop at Glasgow. Whether it was another troop of young men and women playing the bagpipes or Charlie Zahm pushing his vocal cords to the limit there was always something to move to.

In conclusion Glasgow Lands Scottish Festival was a great time. From the food to the highland dancers everything is a new and exciting experience. Bertera Subaru of West Springfield definitely recommends checking The Glasgow Lands Scottish Festival out next year on July 16th, 2016 or as the Scottish put it “Come ye back tae Glasgow Lands next year!”

We were very happy to participate in Swish Night through Make-A-Wish Massachusetts and Rhode Island. And we’re even happier that we had the chance to help make 16 wishes come true! Read more below and if you are interested in making a child’s dream come true please take the time to check out the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

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Wish recipients Ella, 6, and Jonathan, 13, pose with Shawn Sullivan and Rich Santoni of Bertera Subaru of West Springfield.
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Wish Recipients Karissa, Jonathan and Ella and their families pose with Committee Chairman, Philip Glynn, M.D.

Source(s): massri.wish.org

logoSaturday, July 18th marks the 22nd Annual Glasgow Lands Scottish Festival. The festival features an array of events representing the fine culture of Scotland. The Festivities will begin at 9:00 am located at 300 North Main St. in Florence. Rain or shine the festivities will go on. Come down and release your inner Scotsman or Scotswoman

The festival will feature an array of vendors, events, and live music to enjoy. Enjoy a day full of music, art, games, and of course food! Embrace the Scottish culture release your inner Scotsman and enjoy the sounds of the bagpipes all the while dancing comfortably in your kilt. The possibilities are endless. Bertera Subaru of West Springfield is proud to be a sponsor, and we are looking forward to seeing you there! bagpipes-37700_640

Click here for more information about Glasgow Lands Scottish Festival
Click here to get more information about Bertera Subaru of West Springfield

Here are some featured bands playing at Glasgow Lands:

Albannach
Soulsha
Prydein
Jennifer Licko
Charlie Zahm
The Cabeys

For a full list of the bands playing click HERE!

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DSC_0058Bertera Subaru Outlet in Hartford raised $48,000 this year for the local Make a Wish Foundation

Thank you for being a part of the most successful Subaru “Share the Love” event in Subaru’s History! The seventh annual Subaru “Share the Love” event donated a total of15 million dollars to four national charities and over 600 “Hometown Charities“throughout the country! We could not have reached this historic number without you.

The addition of incorporating “Hometown Charities” to the Subaru “Share the Love” event has proven to be a success once again. Customers who selected the “Hometown Charity” option helped donate over 8 million dollars.

With the closing of the seventh annual Subaru “Share the Love” event, we would like to take the time to not only thank you for your hard work, but show you how your efforts have funded the participating national and local charities:

 

  • “Hometown Charities”: $8,075,643.00 Share The Love 2014
  • ASPCA: $2,070,182.70
  • Make-A-Wish Foundation: $2,065,178.54
  • Meals on Wheels: $1,471,883.16
  • National Park Foundation: $1,317,112.64

The Subaru “Share the Love” event donations helps sustain national and “Hometown Charities” throughout the year. Giving back to our partners and local communities is what drives us forward, and we thank you for being a part of it.

 


Thank you all for your support of the 2014/2015 #‎ShareTheLove campaign, and your generous contribution of $48,223 to Make-A-Wish Connecticut!

 

Best Regards,
TonyQ Webmaster  @ www.berteramotors.com