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What Freret businesses near our Bloomin’ DealsThrift Shop are saying about being a part ofFreret Street and its resurgence in popularity…“I think it’s an excitement, a joy. When we first came here, we were the only ones open besides Bloomin’ Deals and the TireShop (in the immediate area). And I think it’s really coming up and it’s great seeing other businesses want to locate to his area.”— Terri Turner, Freret Po-Boy and Donut Shop supervisor“We love being on Freret. We’ve had good business since we’ve been here. We are a bicycleshop for the people.”— Aaron Newsome, The Bike Shop owner“It’s cool to see a street that was pretty much dead a year ago and now there are so many restaurants. Sixmonths ago there was nobody here and now there are always people walking up and down the street.”— Jeremy Wolgamott, High Hat Café chef“We have the best neighbors in the city. That comes from the heart. We are so happy to see the neighborscome out. People come in from all over town, too, but it’s the neighbors that have been paying our light bills.”— Ben Sherman, The Midway Pizza co-owner“I think the strong support of Councilmember Head has given Freret Street a push in the right direction.We still face a number of challenges with blight on the corridor and hope to turn that chapter and getthe buildings back into commerce. The dedicated neighbors and investors on the corridor havecommitted time and resources leading to this renaissance. The monthly Freret Market brings a greatdeal of foot traffic to the corridor, which is very important to the small locally owned businesses. Oncethe corridor is stabilized, the surrounding neighborhood will flourish.”— Kellie Grengs, The New Freret volunteer board memberTo schedule a private tour,contact us at 620-0767.www.trinitynola.comTrinity Episcopal School is an ISAS member.We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, national, or ethnic origin.12 Lagniappe
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