The car damaged the front doors of the store but did not go into the store itself, according to the police.
Police said that they are trying to determine if this was an accident or if the driver deliberately hit the pedestrian.
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Re-imagining furniture and clothing is at the heart of Kinda’ Old Kinda’ New, a storefront that opened this spring in downtown Hutchinson.
Cindi and Mark Nunnelley take old, sometimes broken-down furniture and re-purpose each item. Mark cleans the furniture, repairs it and places a pristine coat of paint on it. Then Cindi takes over with her craft work, including painting and decoupage.
In addition, Cindi does memory work, creating dolls, pillows or quilts out of a loved one’s garments.
Mimeo Builds a One-Stop Print Storefront for A+ College Ready
NEW YORK , Aug. 25, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Mimeo, the global provider of online managed print and content distribution, announces a newly launched Marketplace storefront for A+ College Ready. Through the storefront, A+ College Ready's network of teachers can have printed course materials delivered straight to their homes, easing the transition to virtual training sessions.
Mimeo built a company-branded storefront within its Marketplace, where A+ College Ready can upload, store, and maintain all of its curricular modules, ensuring that teachers always have access to the most up-to-date versions of content. The self-service storefront allows teachers to easily order printed modules on-demand, when they need them rather than paying for bulk orders of materials, and ship them to their homes to accompany virtual training sessions.
Miamisburg native details renovations to create space for new downtown comic book/coffee shop
A downtown Miamisburg storefront's first tenant in nearly 25 years will combine a pop culture favorite with one of the world's most popular beverages.
Monocle Comics & Coffee expects to open at 22 S. Main St. in January, according to owner Adam Remillard, who purchased the building in March.
Although it will sell comic books, accessories and apparel, it will strive to be more than just a retail shop, Remillard said.
"The goal is not just to build a place for people to pick up their latest comics, but to offer more of a welcoming environment where customers want to hang out, drink coffee and enjoy the purchases they make in the shop," he said.
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How Soul Taco rose to the top of Richmond
RICHMOND, Va. -- Soul Taco has grown from a single Richmond storefront to three locations in less than two years. And despite the pandemic, co-owners Nar Hovnanian, Ari Augenbaum, and Richmond's own Trey Owens are planning their next expansion of the Soul Taco empire.
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"Our mission was to be embedded in the community," Owens said on the Eat It, Virginia podcast. "Engaging with other small businesses, and engaging with people that are movers and shakers in the community. And I'd like to say that now that COVID has happened, and a lot more people are a bit more aware of the political landscape, I'd like to say that us starting off that way, being in the community, is what helped us to become so successful."
Feedback sought for cannabis storefront licensing - Santa Barbara News-Press
Santa Barbara County officials are seeking community feedback on a survey regarding cannabis retail storefront licensing.
Last month, the county hosted six virtual meetings to receive feedback and answer questions about the amended cannabis business license regulating the storefront licensing process. The Board of Supervisors will meet Aug. 18 to review information on the meetings, said Gina DePinto, county spokeswoman.
County staff is seeking additional feedback through the survey about community benefits and compatibility for the neighborhood compatibility scoresheet. The survey can be found at https://sbcopad.maps.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.html#/b918dd9110ed475ba559e09bdf3747cc .
Pandemic Shutters Family-Owned Laundry Business Operating in NYC Over 60 Years – NBC New
Another small business casualty of the coronavirus pandemic: Sun's Laundry closed its door for the final time on Saturday.
The laundry service operating out of a storefront on East 14th Street in Stuy Town closed for good after more than 60 years in business.
The family-owned business was known for its old school "hand laundry" method with stacks of clean clothes wrapped in butcher's paper and tied with string.
The 84-year-old owner, Robert Lee, was already considering retirement but the pandemic pushed him to the edge.
Scott Walker: "It's tragic to watch what is happening in Kenosha": | News |
Former Gov. Scott Walker, a Republican, has been tweeting about Kenosha and the civil unrest. Here are his recent tweets.
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"Public safety should be the number one priority of government. An independent investigation will review the tragic case involving Jacob Blake. Until then, the government—at all levels—must restore peace to Kenosha."
"Years ago, riots started in the Sherman Park area of Milwaukee. Mayor didn't want National Guard in, Sheriff did. We sent WI troopers to the park to help Sheriff, had troops ready few blocks away. Local clergy also came out & helped calm situation. We need all of that in Kenosha."
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