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Collection: Lake Geneva storefront emerges from historic preservation squabble | Local News |
It has been a long journey for the Brick & Mortar store in Lake Geneva. Once eyed for demolition, the property at 832 Geneva St. became the subject of a historic preservation battle. And the owners now are completing a significant makeover. Here is how the dramatic story unfolded.
The owners of Brick & Mortar in downtown Lake Geneva are facing backlash toward their plan to demolish a property they own in a historic district.
Business owners Thomas and Kathy George want to tear down the original Brick & Mortar outlet at 832 Geneva St. and replace it with a new two-story retail building.
WATCH Seattle rioters launch firecrackers INSIDE Starbucks after smashing storefront — RT USA News
Black-clad protesters threw rocks and other projectiles at the business, while others used implements to destroy the windowed storefront. Video footage shows rioters lighting firecrackers and tossing them into the building. Several loud explosions can be heard as members of the mob cheer. The Starbucks was also sprayed with anti-police graffiti.
This isn’t the first time that the popular coffee chain has been targeted by Seattle rioters. In July, a different Starbucks in the city was trashed by a mob.
Sister duo opens candle company BeeKind in Syracuse's westside - The Daily Orange
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Sisters Jillian Barrett and Jenna Graf recently opened BeeKind, a candle company and store that sells products from other local businesses.
At the beginning of the year, the two Syracuse natives began experimenting with making candles and decided they would be fun to sell, Barrett said. Once they found a storefront in Tipperary Hill, where they grew up, Barrett and Graf started to open the store in May. But due to COVID-19, they delayed the opening to Sept. 26.
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Crepes of Wrath filling your stomach, and downtown storefront, in Peterborough | MyKawartha.com
Havenly Treats reopens in downtown New Haven
Havenly Treats has moved multiple times over the years. Last summer, they worked out of a rented bakery space in Fair Haven. From there, they relocated to the Jewish Community Center in Woodbridge, and then opened for the first time as a storefront this year in New Haven. The bakery celebrated their reopening with giveaways and new items.
"Havenly is a great way to help the New Haven economy while also helping local refugee women," New Haven native Yasmin Bergemann '24 said. "I've seen the way it involves people from all over New Haven, and it's a great way to meet new people and make new connections."
VyStar wants more retail, glass storefronts in modified Downtown garage design | Jax Daily Record
VyStar Credit Union wants to add 5,749 square feet of retail, glass storefronts and redesign the facade of its proposed Downtown parking garage.
The credit union applied for a design modification with the Downtown Development Review Board, which will vote on the changes Oct. 8.
The DDRB approved the previous design for the garage at 28 W. Forsyth St. in December 2018 when it was part of SouthEast Development Group of Jacksonville and The Molasky Group’s proposal for the Laura Street Trio adaptive use project.
Michigan Small Businesses Turn Shipping Containers Into Storefronts – CBS Detroit
(CNN) – The Village of Sparta in Michigan is testing out a new idea and hoping it spurs economic development.
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Pfeiffle is feeling optimistic. The small business owner is preparing for hopefully another busy week.
She owns Kiki + Crew Merchant Co-Op. It’s a collective of 15 West Michigan makers, selling things like home decor and kids clothing.
Until recently they sold all of their product online, but this month they moved into a 180 square foot, renovated shipping container.
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