Another closed business

After mt biking at the ski bowl, I was driving back on rt 28 and noticed that the deli/convince store at the intersection of 28 and 8 is closed with a for rent sign up. I've never seen much business during my occasional stops and the shelves were always mostly barren.

Don't worry. Cuomo's start up ny or whatever it's  called will allow someone else to come in and pay zero taxes for 10 years. To hell with the previous owner though.

Picked the wrong business. Should have sold ski equipment.

frk wrote

After mt biking at the ski bowl, I was driving back on rt 28 and noticed that the deli/convince store at the intersection of 28 and 8 is closed with a for rent sign up. I've never seen much business during my occasional stops and the shelves were always mostly barren.

The owner was not a very ambitious person and she sold the property to the owner of the plumbing business across Rt 28. And as you said, there wasn't much stock there anyway, so it's not a big loss to our community.  Onward and upward

Benny Profane wrote

Picked the wrong business. Should have sold ski equipment.

If Gore is going to make the ski bowl the Adirondack Mecca for cross country programs than a small Nordic ski shop would be the best. The right location for that though would be where the little sandwich shop on 28/28N use to be (I think some one lives there now). A low overhead business with Nordic (winter), Bikes (summer), Hiking (fall) & bug repellent (spring) might do OK.

Peets-aahs pizza in North Creek seems to have gone under.

and if the owners work 80 hours per week 52 weeks per year they have the opportunity to make a whopping 50k per year. That old model won't work.  

tjf1967 wrote

and if the owners work 80 hours per week 52 weeks per year they have the opportunity to make a whopping 50k per year. That old model won't work.

50K a year would make them NC 1%ers.