Kaune's: Full speed ahead
While many businesses have cut services and product lines or folded up entirely in the economic crunch, long-time neighborhood grocery Kaune's would seem to be running against the wind as it expands its offerings and steps up customer services as part of a storewide makeover.
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Business Beat: Hair salon opens on Palace Avenue
Christopher Willett has opened a new hair salon, called When the Sun Reaches my Sister, at 301 E. Palace Ave., in a small retail center at Palace and Paseo de Peralta.
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Christopher Willett has opened a new hair salon, called When the Sun Reaches my Sister, at 301 E. Palace Ave., in a small retail center at Palace and Paseo de Peralta.
Today is his first day of business, and to mark the opening, Willett is donating proceeds from the salon to the Santa Fe Shelter and Humane Society.
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The Santa Fe Small Business Development Center and the city of Santa Fe Economic Development Department will hold a workshop Wednesday, July 8, addressing the services available from the Small Business Administration to current and prospective business owners.
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