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The Snackery — The ‘Best Bakery’ Bethenny Frankel Raved About — Abruptly Closes

The closing of The Snackery marked the end of a nearly 18-year culinary odyssey for owner Sara Leand.
Sammy & Nat owner Samantha Benson shows a dress that rose from $98 to $108 due to tariffs. Photo David Hessekiel
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Downtown Retailers Struggle to Digest Tariffs

Benson was recently hit with a $20,000 customs fee on a $40,000 order of goods from India.
Scaffolding has gone up at 11-15 Purdy Avenue. Photo David Hessekiel
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Change is Afoot Among Downtown Businesses

MM Real Estate has received approval for a three-story, mixed-use development on the site with space for street retail tenants and eight apartments.
Petite Bretagne owner Jihaad Alyusif prepares a savory crepe at his new Purdy Avenue cafe. Photo courtesy David Hessekiel
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A Creperie Comes to Rye 

Take a deep breath upon entering 3 Purdy Ave. and you might imagine you’ve been transported to a French café.
Seth Stahlmann, who is moving to Rye to open Tweeds.
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Custom Suit Shop is Opening Downtown

Everything at Tweeds Custom Suits, scheduled to arrive in Rye this fall, will be bespoke.
Beautifying Rye: Finch & Co. is one of many stores along Purchase Street displaying art as part of The Rye Art Center’s “Art for Purchase” exhibit. Photo Alison Rodilosso
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Art for Purchase: Exhibit Transforms Storefronts into Galleries

After months of planning, the event transformed storefronts into mini galleries, weaving local and regional artwork into the daily rhythm of downtown life.
Jane Carroll at the planned new location in Port Chester. Photo by David Hessekiel
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‘Shark Tank’ Winner to Open Port Chester Eatery

Following advice she received on Shark Tank, serial entrepreneur Jane Carroll plans to produce homestyle, preservative-free food in a large manufacturing kitchen in the historic Port Chester Savings Bank.
parking lot of piazza pizza and Oakland beach deli.
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City Reinstates Outdoor Dining for 4 Businesses After Tables are Abruptly Yanked by Building Department

Several owners said the loss of outdoor dining for 10 days caused some temporary impacts on their businesses.
Gabe and Ashley Wise and their daughter Eva of Rye enjoy an al fresco sandwich at Antonio’s Italian Deli & Market. Photo by David Hessekiel
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New Businesses Flood into Rye

As Rye shoppers and diners visit local businesses this fall, they’ll encounter a slew of new and changed restaurants and retailers in town.
A barista brews an iced latte at Sunshine Coffee Roasters. Photo by David Hessekiel
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Rye is Brimming with Coffee Shops

Eight establishments compete in Rye’s quarter-mile-long central business district to pour residents hot and cold creations.

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