FAIRFIELD — A food service marketing firm and a fire and safety protection company have signed leases for office/warehouse space in Stockton Station Office Park. The new tenants are Cleveland-based Classic Sales and Marketing, and Protection 2000, which is moving from another location in Fairfield.

        Stockton Station Office Park is a new project at the intersection of Ohio 4 and Seward Road. It is being developed by The Brennan Group Inc. and features six 8,000-square-foot buildings.

        “The office park currently has 9,000 square feet leased and has 8,000 square feet of new space under construction,” said Matthew J. Brennan, managing partner. Information: 881-6500.

Printing company opens downtown

        Large-format printing specialist Nichols Inc. has established a sales and service office in Longworth Hall, along Pete Rose Way, downtown.

        The company, based in Salt Lake City, specializes in dye sublimation of fabrics, a process that impregnates fabrics with color to improve the longevity and quality of the image. Nichols also does screen printing, prints on vinyl and produces large photographic prints from digital images for lamination or use in light boxes. It is the official provider of Olympic decorations for the 2002 Winter Games.

        “We start where sign shops have to stop,” sales manager Robbe Bluestein said. “We can produce detail and custom color that they cannot.” Information: 651-4946.

Gattle's moves to Montgomery

        MONTGOMERY — After 37 years in Hyde Park, Gattle's is relocating to a new shop at 7809 Cooper Road. The Montgomery location, which opened Oct. 22, will continue to stock upscale bed, bath and table linens, home accessories and lingerie.

        In addition, the new location also carries the Yves Delorme of Paris line of French linens, Scandia Down bedding with coordinated Italian bed linens, a special lingerie boutique and infants/children's wear and gifts.

        Gattle's is also the Cincinnati headquarters for MacKenzie-Childs furniture and home accessories.

        The store's grand opening is scheduled for 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Nov. 10. Normal store hours are 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday and Thursday, and 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. An unmetered parking area is near the store. Information: 871-4050.

Videographer forms his own company

        CHERRY GROVE — Videographer Jamie Sluder has formed his own company, Digital Motion, to provide broadcast-quality digital videography and nonlinear editing services. The firm produces programs for large and small businesses. Clients include Western-Southern Life, Chiquita and Milacron.

        “Many companies also take advantage of our meeting documentation services,” Mr. Sluder said.

        Mr. Sluder and his associates are former employees of Symphony Communications, which went out of business last year.

        Digital Motion is at 4030 Mount Carmel-Tobasco Road, Suite 125. Information: 528-6141.

Jeweler returns to mall location

        SPRINGDALE — As of early October, Rogers Jewelers is back in its shop in Tri-County Mall. The retailer moved to a kiosk location while its space underwent renovation and upgrading.

        Company spokeswoman Lisa Risner said the store features the same product lines and the same services. Located in the mall's lower level near J.C. Penney, its hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday-Saturday and noon to 6 p.m. Sunday. Information: 671-5000.

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