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An abrupt closure is leaving many customers from the Bluntzer Fruit stand with questions about its future.

Walt's Fruit Stand on Sanford Road in Westport was knocked down this week. We found out what the plan is for the land where it stood for generations.

Dire of what she went through during the day. and we're going to do that for you right now. >> new york city's brooklyn bridge. normally clogged with vehicles. today, an ex-cape route. it's 11:45 in the morning and there is a mass exodus from downtown new york city. you can see hundreds of thousands of people leaving the area. police are evacuating this political this particular. we are? life >> completely hysterical. we were crying. we wanted to get out there are not having anywhere to go. which direction to run in? how far we can go? and i'm so worried for my life. yeah. it's horrifying. >> ...

Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Launches New Homestyle Favorites Crafted With Care Ahead of Mother’s Day April 28, 2021 · · Hand-Breaded Fried Chicken Tenders Lebanon, TN  ( Restaurant News Release)  Just in time for Mother’s Day, Cracker Barrel Old Country Store® is introducing new homestyle favorites, crafted with care, including Hand-Breaded Fried Chicken Tenders, “Barrel Bites” – sweet Biscuit Beignets and savory Loaded Hashbrown Casserole Tots designed for the whole table to enjoy – and limited-time beverages, at restaurants nationwide. Whether dining-in or curbs...

Running a Family Owned Business During a Pandemic Written by Gina Schlegel on April 24, 2021 Back in March of 2020 when shutdowns were first being announced Gwen Rosenberg owner of Popped! explained the fear of if her business would be next to shut down. The coronavirus pandemic was proven to be difficult on all businesses, especially locally owned ones.  Rosenberg is the owner of Popped! in Kent along with the Ravenna location which was recently opened back in August of 2019. Popped! has been in Kent since 2012 when Acorn Alley was first b...