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Merchant: Projects blocking the sidewalks are hurting business - Evanston Now

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Nina Barrett moved her store from Bookman's Alley to Orrington Avenue in February. She says fences surrounding construction projects on Orrington make her store harder to find. Barrett says her income is down $10,000 compared to the first three weeks of September, 2022. Barrett brought her concerns to a virtual First Ward meeting on Thursday night.
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Merchant: Projects blocking the sidewalks are hurting business - Evanston Now

Says her income is down $10,000 vs. same period last year.

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Evanston Now broke the news on Saturday, September 23, 2023.
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