We’re Open: Connected family businesses fight to stay open amid pandemic
Both businesses had to close at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic. Now, they’re back open thanks to those who have continued to show their support.
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Mar 24, 2021, 12:35 PM
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545ds agoConnected family businesses Connaughton’s Riverdale Steakhouse and MaryAnne’s Irish Design Shop are doing what they can to keep their doors open.
Both businesses had to close at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic. Now, they’re back open thanks to those who have continued to show their support.
“I started doing a lot of work by phone, FaceTime, extending my hours--making appointments to meet people,” said MaryAnne Connaughton.
MaryAnne Connaughton tells News 12 both businesses are adapting to the difficult times.
In the meantime, the restaurant is offering delivery and is open for indoor dining.
