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Frozen Yogurt Shop To Close After 12 Years In Hudson Valley: 'We Tried Every Avenue' Frozen Yogurt Shop To Close After 12 Years In Hudson Valley: 'We Tried Every Avenue'
Frozen Yogurt Shop To Close After 12 Years In Hudson Valley: 'We Tried Every Avenue' A longtime frozen yogurt spot in Putnam County is closing its doors for good.  Peachwave Brewster, located in the Lakeview Plaza at 1511 Route 22, announced Monday, Sept. 8, that its last day of business will be Sunday, Sept. 21.  “This was not a decision we made lightly and we tried every avenue possible to stay open but due to circumstances outside of our control we will unfortunately be closing,” the shop’s owners wrote in a statement. More information about their closure was not made public.  The shop first opened 12 years ago and thanked customers for their loyalty over…

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by Ben Crnic
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Retro Donut Deal: HV Dunkin’ To Roll Back Prices To 1995 To Celebrate 30 Years Retro Donut Deal: HV Dunkin’ To Roll Back Prices To 1995 To Celebrate 30 Years
Retro Donut Deal: HV Dunkin’ To Roll Back Prices To 1995 To Celebrate 30 Years A Dunkin' locale in Westchester County is marking a major milestone with a sweet deal for customers that includes quite the throwback. The Dunkin’ location at 91 East Main St. in Elmsford is celebrating its 30th anniversary by offering a special throwback promotion: a dozen donuts for just $5.99—the same price they were when the store first opened in 1995.   The store announced the celebration on Friday, May 16, saying that the promotion is meant to thank customers for their loyalty over three decades. In addition to the celebratory pricing, the location recently completed a majo…

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by Ben Crnic
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Buca di Beppo Shutters Last NY Location After 24 Years Buca di Beppo Shutters Last NY Location After 24 Years
Buca di Beppo Shutters Last NY Location After 24 Years It’s the end of an era for New York fans of Buca di Beppo. After 24 years, the popular chain of Italian restaurants closed its Albany County location in Colonie, the last one anywhere in the Empire State. The move was evident on the restaurant’s official Facebook and Yelp pages, which have both updated their hours to “permanently closed.” “We thank our customers for their loyalty — it was our privilege to be the backdrop for countless gatherings and celebrations over the past two decades,” the company said in a statement. A reason for the closure was not given. Founded in Minneapolis in …

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by Michael Mashburn