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  1. Following the passage of Hurricanes Helene and Milton, small businesses in St. Pete Beach are recovering, with new cafes opening and owners planning future moves.

Siesta Key Oyster Bar provides employee support after Hurricane Milton damage

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After Hurricane Milton caused major flooding and a 15-day closure, Siesta Key Oyster Bar provided financial support to its employees. The restaurant used dollar bills that were collected on its walls and ceiling to help those struggling in the aftermath of the storm.

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The action represents a localized effort to support workers following severe weather damage. This occurs as small businesses in St. Pete Beach continue to recover after Hurricanes Helene and Milton.

Small businesses in St. Pete Beach are recovering, with new cafes opening and owners planning future moves, following the passage of Hurricanes Helene and Milton.

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Who's involved

  • SuncoastCoastal region that experienced devastation from Hurricane Milton
  • FloridaState containing the Suncoast region

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