BY CAROLINE BENVENISTE | A new newspaper, a new column. Like we did before, we’ll try to report on all the retail and restaurant activity…
Posts tagged as “small business”
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Jim Drougas is an atheist, but it sounds like he’s starting to believe in reincarnation — at least for his…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | A fundraiser for Ray of Ray’s Candy Store on Avenue A has already shattered its initial target. In less then…
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Updated, Oct. 14, 7:20 p.m.: The shed could be hitting the fan again — soon. The Village Sun has learned that…
BY DASHIELL ALLEN | Largely excluded from 9/11, Hurricane Sandy and COVID-19 recovery funds, Chinatown’s small businesses are fighting for their future. A study recently…
BY GRACE SYMES | Rows of freshly baked bread loaves sit on wooden shelves. An assortment of pastries nestles together behind a glass pane —…
BY BEN TOGUT | On Sunday, Reverend Billy and the Stop Shopping Choir gathered at the East Village’s Earth Church to saint beloved bookstore owner…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Unoppressive-elujah! Small business-elujah! Authentic-elujah. Jim Drougas, the owner of Unoppressive, Non-Imperialist Bargain Books, on Carmine Street, will be sainted by…
BY KEITH J. KELLY | Hane, a popular, family-owned sushi restaurant in Stuyvesant Town, plans to reopen for in-house dining — but nobody can say…
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Jim Drougas was sitting inside Unoppressive Non-Imperialist Bargain Books on Thursday afternoon, doing what he often does: chatting with a friend.…