Biz buzz:
Tsunami benefit nets $2,000

       Thunder & Buttons II, a restaurant/bar at 2415 W. Colorado Ave., donated a portion of their proceeds last weekend toward tsunami relief. The effort resulted in $2,000 that will be donated to the Red Cross, according to the club.
      
       Sudell Riley is the new owner of the Corkscrew Custom Wine Shop at 1635 W. Uintah St. (the shopping center that includes Mountain Mama and Ladies Fitness). She took over the business in December. The Corkscrew, open Tuesday through Saturday, specializes in personalized labels for wine bottles. The phone is 473-9463.
      
       Old Town Pizza & Deli, a privately owned restaurant, is open at 2609 W. Colorado Ave. Owned by Dwayne and Simone Tessler, Old Town offers soups and salads in addition to a variety of pizzas and sandwiches. The business is open Monday through Saturday through lunch and dinner hours. The phone is 471-7047.
      
       The Westside Pioneer has installed its first outdoor rack. It is located outside the post office at the southwest corner of 25th and Cucharras streets. The rack (shown below) is intended for readers who used to pick up the Pioneer inside the post office, before regulations prevented that service from continuing.

Do you have any news about your business? Call the Westside Pioneer at 471-6776.