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Businesses just trying to survive

COVID-19 not too kind to anyone, but some proprietors — especially of Black-owned shops — are hit extra hard

By ETHAN STARK-MILLER

Posted 2/25/21

It would be a gross understatement to say this past year has been tough for small businesses.

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Businesses just trying to survive

COVID-19 not too kind to anyone, but some proprietors — especially of Black-owned shops — are hit extra hard

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New farmers market in Kingsbridge aims to combat food insecurity in the Bronx

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Kingsbridge resident faces bureaucratic maze to report fallen tree

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