Boutique fitness studios file lawsuit against de Blasio, Cuomo
Updated Feb 24, 2021;
Posted Feb 24, 2021
The Max Challenge was offering outdoor classes at Staten Island Little League in Travis during the summer amid the coronavirus pandemic. (Courtesy of Roseann Camarda)
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. A lawsuit was filed earlier this week against Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio on behalf of more than 20 boutique fitness studios several of which are located on Staten Island due to gym classes still being banned across New York City.
With movie theaters, billiards halls and catering halls having an opening date on the horizon, boutique fitness studio owners say they have been left out of the reopening plans.
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S.I. boutique fitness owners struggling amid continuing coronavirus-mandated closures
Updated Feb 19, 2021;
Posted Feb 19, 2021
Larissa Schiano-Gonzalez, owner of Be Yoga & Dance in Rosebank, has had her business shuttered almost a year due to coronavirus mandates. (Courtesy of Larissa Schiano-Gonzalez )
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. Larissa Schiano-Gonzalez often goes to her business, Be Yoga & Dance in Rosebank, to dance and/or meditate alone.
It helps relieve the stress she has endured because her business has been closed for almost a year, as fitness class still aren’t allowed in New York City amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic even though they have resumed in the rest of the Empire State.