Angela Merendino was a graphic designer for Kennametal in Unity, operated a freelance business on the side and was an adjunct professor at Seton Hill University in Greensburg. She wanted something different. “I just wanted to create a business that was steeped in health,” Merendino said. That desire was spurred
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Regina and Ilmir Adams stand in front of the Lil Bunny Indoor Play and Party Place shortly after opening in February 2020.
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When Regina Adams launched her business in the Monroeville Mall a few weeks before the covid-19 pandemic started, she had no idea she’d have to turn around and close it again.
Adams, 35, of Penn Hills opened the doors to Lil Bunny Indoor Playground and Party Place in February 2020. For the few weeks she was open, the new business thrived. The concept revolves around giving mothers an opportunity to take their kids somewhere to blow off steam even during cold or bad weather.