Some small businesses are drowning in waves of gentrification; Loretta Gendville is riding them.
Author: Pepper Baker (Pepper Baker)
Home
Pepper Baker
Post
October 12, 2017September 30, 2019Arts & Culture, Brooklyn Life
So This Comedian Walks Into A Bar…
Park Slope’s First Annual Comedy Festival gets underway, with six nights of jokes
Post
October 3, 2017September 30, 2019A Changing Brooklyn, Brooklyn Life, Business
As A New Culture Moves in, An Old One Heads Out
Rising rents in a gentrifying neighborhood forces small businesses to shutter; it’s a recurring story throughout New York City. But while the economics of gentrification and its impacts on small businesses are often talked about, there’s a different kind of story playing out on Fifth Avenue in Park Slope. Tabeel Rush, owner of Tabeel Aromatherapy,...