Businesses, vendors excited for West Indian American Day parade
News 12’s Phil Taitt sat down with the owner of Savvy Bistro & Bar and other vendors to talk about their Caribbean roots and the expected increase in business traffic this weekend.
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Sep 2, 2022, 11:54 PM
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663ds agoWith the West Indian American Day parade coming up this weekend, businesses, vendors and potential paradegoers are bubbling over with excitement.
News 12’s Phil Taitt sat down with the owner of Savvy Bistro & Bar and other vendors to talk about their Caribbean roots and the expected increase in business traffic this weekend.
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