A floor plan recommended by an ad hoc group for the first floor of the Riviera shows commercial vendor space in blue and purple, while bathrooms and other nonpublic spaces are shown in yellow.
Lake Geneva has approved about $2 million worth of restoration work on the Riviera, but much work remains on the historic lakefront landmark.
Lake Geneva's historic Riviera tourism center would maintain its cluster of novelty gift and snack shops, under a renovation plan developed by an ad hoc group created this summer.
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Coronavirus pandemic forces over half of San Francisco storefronts to close | Fox Business
The coronavirus pandemic forced over half of all storefronts in San Fransisco to shutter, according to a recent survey from the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce.
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To date, only 46% of storefront businesses -- approximately 1,200 storefronts -- are currently open and doing business in San Francisco, the survey indicated.
Meanwhile, 51.5% of all restaurants and eateries are closed, 77% of all bars, taverns or nightclubs are closed and 78% of all entertainment/recreation businesses remain dark.
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More Than Half Of San Francisco Storefronts Closed Due To Pandemic – CBS San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO (KPIX) — More than half of all storefronts in San Francisco are no longer in business due to COVID-19, according to the survey by the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce.
“The survey showed only 46 percent of storefront businesses in San Francisco that were open at the beginning of the pandemic are still operating,” said Jay Cheng, spokesman of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce.
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“There’s a lot of reasons for that. If you’re a fitness studio, you can’t open because of the pandemic. If you’re a retail space, you could open, but you might have decided that there isn’t enough foot traffic or enough customer base to make that worthwhile to reopen. So it’s become a very difficult situation,” Cheng said.
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Brown's Bakery closed for two weeks after Camry crashes into storefront
Brown's Bakery, a Midtown landmark, is closing for two weeks for repairs after a 2006 Toyota Camry crashed into the front of the store recently.
The driver drove into the storefront while trying to park on July 17, according to police. The driver told police he may have accidentally hit the gas pedal as he arrived at 8:35 a.m.
In a statement posted online, the bakery, 1100 N Walker Ave., reported no injuries resulting from the crash but the shop needed to close until Sept. 9 while repairs are made.
City Of Butler Police Car Crashes Into Storefront – CBS Pittsburgh
BUTLER (KDKA) – A City of Butler Police car came to a crashing stop, slamming into the front of a store.
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“Next thing you know, everybody in the shop heard a pop, we went outside and we saw all the damage and ran up the street,” said Brandon Ragland. “That’s when I immediately called my boss.”
Athens restaurant roundup: Bear Hug Honey relocates, Farm to Neighborhood opens storefront,
Georgia Wildflower Honey, one variety of many different honeys sold at the store, sits on a shelf at Bear Hug Honey Company in downtown Athens, Georgia, on Thursday, Sept. 7, 2017. (Photo/Casey Sykes, www.caseysykes.com )
As Athens restaurants adjust to social distancing requirements and changing state policies during the coronavirus pandemic, their operations change frequently. Here's this week's supersized roundup of restaurant news. For daily updates, check out our comprehensive restaurant guide .
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Discussing plans for the new storefront are, from left, Hayden Holbert, Andy Sotter, Lydia Nye and Sara Abolt.
When restaurants closed in March for dine-in service to slow the spread of COVID-19, Avrom Farm lost all of its restaurant accounts almost overnight.
At the same time, all of the winter farmers markets in the area were canceled due to the pandemic, further impacting the farm's cash flow.
"When the farmers markets shut their doors, it was terrifying because that along with restaurant sales is really how we get through winter," owner Hayden Holbert said.
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