According to police, detectives recognized a pattern of large display windows being broken on various businesses at Millburn Mall.
In response, members of the Union Township Police Department's Street Crimes Unit began an overnight surveillance of the mall area. About 12:50 a.m. July 2, Officer Will Young spotted a man emerge from the shadows and throw a large rock through the front window of the Bottle Crown Liquor Store, police said.
The man turned and ran away with officers chasing, but Young was able to capture the man on Vauxhall Road following a short foot pursuit.
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Through the looking glass: Amherst's Gallery A3 plans series of storefront
Gallery A3 in Amherst will present a new exhibit, "TOGETHER in AUGUST," on Aug. 6. — the first in a planned series of storefront window exhibitions aimed at keeping visual artwork present in the community despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Rebecca Muller, a member of the cooperative gallery and a visual artist, said since the start of the pandemic, the gallery has been experimenting with ways to showcase art without patrons seeing the art in person, such as by publishing daily art posts on Instagram.
Black Family-Owned Vegan Ice Cream Brand Wins Baltimore Storefront Competition | VegNews
Vegan ice cream brand Cajou Creamery was recently selected as the winner of a storefront competition, allowing the company to open its first brick-and-mortar location in Baltimore, MD. Sponsored by the Market Center Merchants Association and property developers Poverni Sheikh and Charles Street Development Corp., the contest invited small businesses to apply for a year of free rent in one of three spaces ranging from 664 to 779 square feet in size.
Founded by husband-and-wife team Dwight and Nicole Foster, Cajou offer handcrafted almond and cashew ice cream that is free of chemicals, artificial flavors, and fillers, in globally inspired flavors such as Horchata, Baklava, Mexican Cacao, and Kulfi. In the last two years, the company has grown from a home kitchen to a commercial kitchen and is now sold in Baltimore City’s most popular farmer’s markets, gourmet grocers, restaurants, and hotels.
NEW BUSINESS: ClasSea Chic Boutique opens downtown FWB storefront - News - Northwest Florida
FORT WALTON BEACH – Alyssa Jamieson is on the brink of checking a task off of her "things to do before I turn 30" list, opening her own women’s clothing store.
The Fort Walton Beach resident launched ClasSea Chic Boutique exclusively online four years ago, but recently found a space in downtown Fort Walton Beach.
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ClasSea Chic Boutique opened Wednesday, July 15, at 184 Brooks Street, with a limited capacity to allow for social distancing. Hours will vary, and more information is available at Facebook.com/ClasSeaChic.
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Baxter’s liquidating storefront, moving to online business, as American dream comes full
“It was just after World War II, and our dad (and our grandfather) were out of work,” Hansen said. “All they had then was $300 and me.” Their father, Cliff, had previously worked at Shell Oil; their grandfather at the Western Cartridge Company. But in the post-war economy, they found themselves out of a job.
Likewise, in the decades following World War II, and for many years after, schools were tucked into neighborhoods, and that’s where the next business opportunity came to the Baxters.
PLANOLY Launches Sellit, Turns Social Media into Instant Storefronts - Dealerscope
PLANOLY , a social marketing platform trusted by over five million users, has introduced sellit . The new eCommerce solution helps small businesses and influencers turn social media followers into buyers without the need for a website. Anyone can easily set up a social storefront, displaying a shoppable version of their Instagram content and a curated gallery of purchasable products and services.
“Simplifying social marketing is at the heart of everything we do at PLANOLY. We developed sellit as a way for budding entrepreneurs and established brick and mortar businesses alike to create an online store quickly, effectively and without hassle,” says Brandy Pham, Founder and Chief Creative Officer, PLANOLY. “Times of crisis have always led to ingenuity, and nowhere is that more clear than among PLANOLY users.
Snow Cove in Springfield closes storefront
A summertime destination in Springfield is closing their storefront due to the coronavirus pandemic.
“Unfortunately we are closing the storefront this year,” Micah Level, owner of Snow Cove said. “We won’t be able to operate properly. With only one door to our space, we would only be able to allow one person in the store at a time due to COVID-19.”
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Snow Cove, a shaved ice shop, was located on South Fountain Avenue inside the Clark County Heritage Center building.
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