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Article content As a salon owner, he’s hanging on by his fingernails. Now Kevin Nguyen, owner of Urban Nails on Danforth Ave., sees Wednesday’s arrival of Step 2 of Ontario’s reopening as a chance to fire up his business and reconnect with clients. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Reopening provides salon owner chance to scratch out a living Back to video “After more than seven months of lockdown, we are so happy and so excited,” said the salon owner who has been operating for 14 years. “We suffered for a long time. It’s been hard on everyone; for the staff and for business owners, also,” he added.

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Scratching out a living again

Article content As a salon owner, he’s hanging on by his fingernails. Now Kevin Nguyen, owner of Urban Nails on Danforth Ave., sees Wednesday’s arrival of Step 2 of Ontario’s reopening as a chance to fire up his business and reconnect with clients. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Reopening provides salon owner chance to scratch out a living Back to video “After more than seven months of lockdown, we are so happy and so excited,” said the salon owner who has been operating for 14 years. “We suffered for a long time. It’s been hard on everyone; for the staff and for business owners, also,” he added.

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Reopening provides salon owner chance to scratch out a living

Reopening provides salon owner chance to scratch out a living
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Struggling businesses give back to the community

2020 hardship not keeping business owners from giving back The owner of Urban Nails and Spa said her sales are down 40 to 45%, but she donated a portion of her sales to the Susan G. Komen foundation. Author: Khalil Maycock Updated: 1:13 PM CST December 14, 2020 URBANDALE, Iowa Countless businesses in central Iowa are fighting to stay open during this difficult year, but some business owners told Local 5 they are looking past their hardships to give back to those in need. One of them being Lena Hoang, owner of Urban Nails and Spa in Urbandale. Hoang said her business has seen a 40 to 45% decrease in sales from last year.

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