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San Diego is Buzzing: Orange Tier, Restaurant Week Helping Businesses Bounce Back
San Diego has been buzzing over the past few weeks. Between moving into the less restrictive Orange Tier and San Diego Restaurant Week, business is picking up.
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Orange Tier, Restaurant Week Helping Businesses Bounce Back
NBC 7’s Lauren Coronado spoke to visitors and locals enjoying themselves in Little Italy.
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Small Businesses Welcome Big Changes During San Diego's First Weekend in Orange Tier
A new era for San Diego County began this week as it entered the orange tier — and businesses are slowly welcoming customers both old and new
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First Weekend in Orange Tier
San Diego County has officially entered the orange tier. What this means for businesses. NBC 7’s Allie Raffa has more.
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San Diego Gets Crafty With Helpful Website for Breweries
It’s National Beer Day on Wednesday and in celebration of the unofficial holiday, San Diego launched a new website full of resources and information to help its breweries.
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San Diego Supporters Petition for Return of Fun Runs, Marathons, Cycling Events
State COVID-19 restrictions continue to impact endurance events. Now event planners push state leaders with online petition.
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San Diego-Based Gluten-Free Bakery Opens Shop at Start of Pandemic, Then Thrives
The Gluten Free Baking Company has been working behind the scenes to provide wholesale items to local eateries since 2015. Then in early 2020, the company took a leap and opened a retail store in North Park.
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San Diego-Based Gluten-Free Bakery Thrives During Pandemic
The Gluten Free Baking Company has been working behind the scenes to provide wholesale items to local eateries since 2015. Then in early 2020, the company took a leap and opened a retail store in North Park.
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Tent Trouble: Business Owner Says He'll Continue to Serve Customers Outdoors Despite Fire Code Violations
The owner of a small restaurant in Scripps Poway Parkway says he will remain defiant and continue to serve customers in a temporary tent set up outside of his business, despite being issued violation notices by the City of San Diego Fire-Rescue Department.
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Regulating Outdoor Dining
The owner of a small restaurant in Scripps Poway Parkway says he will remain defiant and continue to serve customers in a temporary tent set up outside of his business, despite being issued violation notices by the City of San Diego Fire-Rescue Department.
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Back in Business: Restaurants, Bars, and Gyms Resume Limited Indoor Operations
What a difference a year makes. Last year, the owners of the High Dive were giving away pounds of corned beef that they could not use. This year, a small St. Patrick’s Day celebration indoors.
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Back in Business: Restaurants, Bars and Gyms Resume Limited Indoor Operations
Green beer and more on the reopening Wednesday, which just happened to fall on St. Patrick’s Day, reports NBC 7’s Arrie Ojeda.
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At One South Bay Small Business, COVID-19 Was the Impetus for Change
For small business owners, adapting to changes in business as usual became a weekly, and at times a daily, challenge in a year of pandemic restrictions.
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A Look Back at One Year of Frustration and Defiance for San Diego County Small Business Owners
NBC 7 reporter Artie Ojeda, reflects on the stories he’s told and business owners he’s met over the course of the pandemic
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Compliance and Defiance San Diegans Come Face to Face With Pandemic Restrictions
Pandemic-related restrictions pushed many to the breaking point, and some acts of defiance even prompted responses from law enforcement. NBC 7’s Artie Ojeda has more.
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Rebound: CT Balloon Artist Works to Bounce Back After Pandemic Shutdown
“We’re all figuring out what next week is going to look like day to day.” How can a party-based business pull through a pandemic? That is the question certified balloon artist Ava Sealey, who owns Ava Party Designs in Bethel, has been facing since March. Many small businesses are struggling during the pandemic, but Sealey believes in her business’s...
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Kutula Clothing Celebrates its 50th Anniversary as a Leader in African-Inspired Fashion
Kutula’s clothes are rich in color and African history. They’re a favorite on the red carpet. Stars like David Oyelowo, Angela Bassett, Lupita Nyongo, and the late Chadwick Boseman, and their family members wore them to premieres.
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‘Things Have to Change': Small Businesses Face Systemic Racism
Harriett’s Bookshop, Brooklyn Chop House and Next Step Training discuss being Black-owned businesses during the pandemic and trying to raise awareness about social justice.
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Coronavirus Dims Carnival Season Joy — and Commerce — in New Orleans
The coronavirus pandemic is tamping down the joy — and the revenue — associated with the Carnival season in New Orleans