Business

Mobility City opened its doors on August 3. Three days later, the Nashoba Valley Chamber of Commerce helped owners Gordon Pundrothu and his wife Clem with a ribbon cutting ceremony. Attendees included staff, friends, State Representative Danillo Sena, and Patricia Costa, Acton’s economic development director. The staff gave tours of the showroom and offered light refreshments. Clem said their mission was “to assist people with their mobility needs and independence.” They sell mobility scooters, rollators, power wheelchairs, manual wheelchairs, stair lifts, ramps, transport chairs, canes, walking aids, bath safety accessories, and even long shoehorns. One of their battery-powered Federal Aviation…