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    Changing Outdoor Dining Guidelines Create a Challenge, Extra Costs for Restaurant Owners

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    • Brooklyn Life

      Jul 10, 2020 • 09:00am
      by Jessica Parks
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      As city eateries scramble to reopen for outdoor dining following months of state-mandated closures, some restaurant owners claim city transportation honchos are adjusting outdoor dining guidelines on the fly -- while threatening heavy fines for noncompliance.

      Some have already been fined

      Founders of Wildly Popular Ample Hills Ice Cream Leave After Bankruptcy Sale

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      • Brooklyn Life

        Jul 7, 2020 • 09:14am
        by Kevin Duggan
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        Brian Smith and Jackie Cuscuna announced via Instagram that the business will continue but they will not be part of its future, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reported.

        The shops will reopen soon

        A Slow Climb Back Begins as NYC Hits Likely Bottom on Job Losses

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        • Brooklyn Life

          Jun 23, 2020 • 09:00am
          by THE CITY

          The city lost 20 percent of its jobs in three months, with low-wage workers hardest hit.

          As Phase 2 of return begins, a full rebound is four years away, economists predict

          After 21 Years, Iconic Brooklyn Boutique Bird Closes Park Slope Store But Others Will Keep Going

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          • Brooklyn Life

          • Park Slope

          May 28, 2020 • 10:00am
          by Cate Corcoran

          The iconic shop is known for its casual, colorful and creative Brooklyn vibe.

          Architect Ole Sondresen designed the interiors

          Ex Head of Boerum Hill Association on How to Help Atlantic Avenue Shops

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          • Brooklyn Life

          • Boerum Hill

          May 22, 2020 • 11:00am
          by Ben Verde

          Now helming the Atlantic Avenue Local Development Corporation, Howard Kolins outlines the challenges local businesses are facing during the pandemic.

          The PPP deadline for spending money has been an issue

          Fort Greene Cafe Greene Grape Annex Closes for Good Due to Coronavirus

          • Brooklyn Life

          • Fort Greene

          Apr 29, 2020 • 10:37am
          by Cate Corcoran

          It opened in 2014 and was part of a mini empire of Greene Grape businesses on a two-block stretch of Fulton Street, including a grocery and wine shop.

          Some Annex employees will stay on and work at the grocery and wine stores

          Pols Want Insurers to Pay for Business Income Losses During Pandemic

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          • Brooklyn Life

            Apr 29, 2020 • 10:00am
            by Jessica Parks

            Insurance companies have been refusing to pay claims, pointing to virus exclusions written into policies, according to our sister pub Brooklyn Paper.

            A floor vote has not yet been scheduled

            Iconic Williamsburg Bookstore Spoonbill & Sugartown Faces Ruin Due to Virus Shutdown

            • Brooklyn Life

            • Williamsburg

            Apr 23, 2020 • 01:20pm
            by Cate Corcoran

            A fixture on Bedford Avenue for more than 20 years, the arts-focused bookstore has put up a GoFundMe page to help them reopen after the shutdown.

            They've raised more than $35,000 so far

            Independent Bookstores in Brooklyn Move Online Amid the Pandemic

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            • Brooklyn Life

              Apr 3, 2020 • 11:00am
              by Jessica Parks

              Rather than completely shutting down, bookshops are delivering books to customers during the crisis, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.

              Find a store near you

              Marine Park Hardware Store Draws Crowds for Michael’s Tomato Sauce

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              • Brooklyn Life

              • Marine Park

              Mar 20, 2020 • 11:00am
              by Jessica Parks

              With long lines at grocery stores, Marine Park Hardware is seeing an uptick in sales of the locally produced sauce, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.

              The store has sold the sauce for years
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