REDWOOD CITY — Cannabis connoisseurs who have long fretted over the veritable dispensary desert on the Peninsula could soon find an oasis in Redwood City.
Ever since cannabis was legalized for recreational use back in 2016, no Peninsula city has gone the way of San Jose, San Francisco and Oakland in allowing storefronts to open up. There are several delivery services across the Peninsula, but Redwood City is the first to seriously consider cannabis clubs to open.
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The Golden Whisk owner Lacey Bavousett poses for a picture Friday, Sept. 11, 2020 at 3211 Wadley Drive Suite 5. Jacy Lewis/Reporter-Telegram
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She is originally from Kermit but moved to Midland in 2004 and worked in human resources. Bavousett said she had been planning the bakery for a year and had started construction when the pandemic began. The bakery opened Aug. 15. There is seating for people to sit and enjoy their baked goods and drinks like coffee and sweet tea. She said they also serve lunch items as well.
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Tigertree, a gift shop in the Short North Arts district, announced on its Instagram that the shop will be closing its physical location due to COVID-19. Credit: Mackenzie Shanklin | Assistant Photo Editor
The words, "This was preventable," written on mask-shaped signs covered the glass storefront of Tigertree, a gift shop in the Short North Arts District, in July and have since been replaced with a "for rent" placard.
After nearly 14 years of service, the shop is one of many local small businesses in the Arts District that has been forced to close its doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Inez business owner pursues dreams by opening storefront
INEZ, Ky. (WSAZ) - Stephanie May has been creating floral arrangements out of her home for several years but dreamed of the day when she could open a storefront.
"When my daughters graduated high school, I decided I wanted to get myself a storefront and try to make a go at a business," May said.
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"To know my grandmother, you would know that you probably saw more of her in her garden than anywhere else," May said. "She loved flowers and was very knowledgeable about that. She passed that onto her daughters and granddaughters."
Wild video shows stolen SUV smashing through Los Angeles storefront - Gruntstuff
Wild video shows the second a stolen car smashes through the entrance of a Los Angeles sneaker retailer and takes off Monday evening.
The clip posted on Instagram shows the SUV mowing down a road signal and mounting the curb earlier than it barrels towards the Coolkicks retailer on Melrose Avenue. The car, which cops mentioned was carjacked in Venice the evening earlier than, crashes into the glass storefront as bystanders look on, ABC 7 in Los Angeles reported.
Alfalfa's schedules Longmont job fair – Longmont Times-Call
Boulder-based Alfalfa's Market Inc., which is taking over the central Longmont storefront previously occupied by fellow grocer Lucky's Market Inc., will have a job fair this week.
The event will be 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday and Friday and 8 a.m. to noon Saturday at the store location at 700 Ken Pratt Blvd, a company representative told BizWest.
"The store is seeking a variety of roles ranging from clerks, stockers, cashiers, store support, department leadership and store leadership," the company said. "Applicants are encouraged to fill out an application online first, bring a copy of their applications and updated resumes. Interviews will be onsite and jobs may be offered day of or at a future time."
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