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Artistic Businesses Face Closure Amid Property Dispute in Waterbury

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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What happened

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Scott Milne and Anna Black co-own several businesses operating out of 5-7 Stowe St. These include The Phoenix Gallery and Music Venue and The Hesterly Black Gallery. The co-owners are facing potential closure of these spaces on October 1 due to an ongoing dispute with the building owner, Whitehill Invention Five, LLC. To raise awareness and funds, the co-owners began a 24-hour marathon piano performance on Tuesday.

From timesargus.com

Why it matters

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The building owner is led by Mark Myers Mermel, whose company also operates businesses from the adjacent property. The businesses at 5-7 Stowe St. include subleased space for organizations like TURNmusic and furniture maker TR Risk.

From timesargus.com

Who's involved

  • Scott MilneCo-owner of the businesses at 5-7 Stowe St.
  • Anna BlackCo-owner of the businesses at 5-7 Stowe St.

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The entities involved

  • Waterbury

    town in Vermont, in United States of America

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