New York firefighters battled a three-alarm blaze on Sunday night that started in a furniture store across the street from the Adam Clayton Powell Jr. State Office Building in Harlem, the authorities said.
The fire broke out around 7:30 p.m. in a store on the corner of 125th Street and Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard, and was contained by 10:30 p.m., a spokesman for the Fire Department said. There were no reported injuries.
FDNY members are operating on scene of a 3-alarm fire at 158 West 125th Street in Manhattan. pic.twitter.com/OmFn7QEyBc
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The Sourdough Bagel goes from bicycle delivery to downtown Billings storefront | Restaurants |
By the time Garrett and Katie Sims walked into The Sourdough Bagel at 10 a.m. on Friday, there were just three jalapeño cheddar bagels remaining.
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Bonny Perkins, purveyor of the wildly popular bread product, had prepped 300 bagels for a soft opening that began at 7:30 a.m. at 219 N. 29th St. The bagels take two days to make, due to the fermentation process, then are kettle boiled in a process that creates a flaky crusted, yet soft bagel.
Project Turns 10th Street Storefront Windows Into Art Installations
COVID-19 forced many community arts organizations to change the way they work with neighborhoods. Cathead Press on East Washington Street is an active community center for the Englewood neighborhood -- offering professional and public printmaking studios, youth programs and gallery space. The nonprofit recently opened a similar space on East 10th Street.
From WFYI's Arts and Culture Desk, Jill Ditmire spoke over the phone with Cathead Press Executive Director Dominic Senibaldi. He and program director Liz Wierzbicki also teach part time at Herron School of Art and Design. Both were navigating online courses for their IUPUI students and rethinking the Cathead Press outreach, when they were asked to curate art for street-level storefront windows on East 10th Street.
Cops: Man threw rock through Liberty storefront window - News - recordonline.com - Middletown, NY
LIBERTY – A Liberty man was accused of throwing a rock through a storefront window on Saturday morning.
Village police said officers on patrol were flagged down in front of the business on North Main Street. Officers saw someone had thrown a large rock through the storefront window, causing significant damage.
Eric Weygant, 40, of Liberty, was charged with third-degree criminal mischief, a felony. He was processed and released, and issued a ticket to appear in Town of Liberty Court on June 24.
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Drei Bruder's Custom Sausage opening storefront in San Angelo
SAN ANGELO — A San Angelo sausage business is getting a storefront after being in business for nearly 40 years.
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Once the two were married, they would make the sausage and give it away until people told them they needed to sell it since it was too good to just give away.
"We decided we would try to see how it goes," Candi said. "When we started, my boys were just selling the sausage out of ice chests on the corner."
Quantzig Successfully Collaborated with a Supermarket Leveraging Storefront Layout Analytics
As a retailer, it's essential to measure your customer's shopping behavior and understand what's happening in your store to improve customer experiences. Storefront layout analytics solutions offer insights that will help you optimize your store layout, improve merchandising, enhance promotional offers, predict staff scheduling requirements, and measure customer waiting time.
The Business Problem : The client wanted to evaluate the potential store floor format options and understand which option provided the best growth opportunity. The client was facing stagnation issues in most of its outlets leading to a drop in revenue. To tackle this situation and improve revenues, the client wanted to implement new store concepts that could enable higher sales and revenue.
Local moonshine company hiring after storefront closed for six weeks | WATE 6 On Your Side
PIGEON FORGE, Tenn. (WATE) — Since businesses in East Tennessee started to reopen after closures due to the coronavirus pandemic, some companies have begun hiring more employees.
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Robert Hall, CEO of the company, said they were looking to hire multiple people for their Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg stores .
He said they were fortunate to not have to let any employee in Sevier County go, but some did leave on their own accord.
Businesses Allowed To Operate Storefront Pickup And Delivery Beginning Monday - SFGate
San Francisco Mayor London Breed and Director of Health Dr. Grant Colfax on Thursday released guidelines for businesses in the city eligible for curbside or storefront pickup as the city continues to battle of the spread of COVID-19.
Beginning Monday at 10 a.m., San Francisco is planning to allow most retail businesses to resume operations with storefront pickup as long the city continues to make progress in reducing the spread of COVID-19, city officials said in a statement released Thursday.
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