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Greenwood s Yonder Cider to remain open after Seattle City Council approves microbusiness bill

Greenwood s Yonder Cider to remain open after Seattle City Council approves microbusiness bill
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Seattle City Council to vote on temporary rules for home businesses like Yonder Cider

Seattle City Council to vote on temporary rules for home businesses like Yonder Cider Yonder Cider on Phinney Ridge was forced to close after an anonymous person filed multiple complaints about the business. Author: Brit Moorer (KING5) Updated: 10:02 PM PST March 9, 2021 SEATTLE A cider bar operating out of a Seattle garage is at the center of new legislation meant to help home businesses adjust to COVID-19 restrictions. We are glad it’s back open for now and hope we can keep it open,” said Yonder Cider founder Caitlin Braam. Three weeks ago, Yonder Cider was forced to shut its garage door.

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Yonder Cider allowed to reopen while it awaits crucial Seattle council vote on garage businesses

Yonder Cider allowed to reopen while it awaits crucial Seattle council vote on garage businesses Greenwood s Yonder Cider. (Photo courtesy of Yonder Bar) After the pandemic hit, Caitlin Braam’s long-time dream of opening a cider bar was dashed. Instead, she opened Yonder Cider out of her garage in Seattle’s Greenwood neighborhood, selling cans and growlers to go. “We have our Liquor Control license, we also have a city business license,” Braam said. “So when we started looking into this, we did call the city to ask if this was possible because we knew we’re in a single family zoned area. They were like, ‘go ahead, the way something will happen is if a lot of people complain.’ Well, one person decided they didn’t like Yonder Bar and complained

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Slog PM: Burger King s Marketing Mistake, Papa John s N-Word Rehab, and Derek Chauvin s Delayed Trial

Slog PM: Burger King s Marketing Mistake, Papa John s N-Word Rehab, and Derek Chauvin s Delayed Trial
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Home-Based Businesses Could Save the Post-Pandemic Economy

Home-Based Businesses Could Save the Post-Pandemic Economy Seattle s city council considers reducing arbitrary and exclusionary limits on home-based businesses. March 8, 2021, 10am PST | Diana Ionescu | In California, the humble garage-based business has been elevated to the level of myth by the Silicon Valley giants who tout their early, heady startup days working out of their home garages. With the pandemic causing tectonic shifts in how and where we work, writes Ray Dubicki in The Urbanist, garage businesses provide one more lifeline for struggling entrepreneurs and small businesses. Yet in some cities, outdated zoning codes prevent many businesses from being legally conducted in homes. In Seattle, zoning code excludes all sorts of uses throughout the 75% of the city that’s strictly zoned for single-family detached homes. The concept of home occupations, activists argue, is outdated and harmful to both small businesses and the vibrancy of neighborhoods.

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