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minority-owned small businesses in Sacramento, CA devastated by the C0VID-19 pandemic

Nubia Sanchez, owner of Capitol City Squeeze. 14th Street, Sacramento

My business is located in downtown Sacramento in between State offices. I lost 75% of my business traffic due to the ‘Stay at Home’ order. Since state workers are now working from home, I have lost most of my customer base. I am currently not able to pay myself and running my business on borrowed money. My ultimate goal during these unpredictable times is to keep my employees on payroll and my business doors open. The easiest way would be to just close my doors and not open, but I just can't, I can't find it in myself to do that.

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Nubia Sanchez, owner of Capitol City Squeeze. 14th Street, Sacramento<br /> <br /> My business is located in downtown Sacramento in between State offices. I lost 75% of my business traffic due to the ‘Stay at Home’ order. Since state workers are now working from home, I have lost most of my customer base. I am currently not able to pay myself and running my business on borrowed money. My ultimate goal during these unpredictable times is to keep my employees on payroll and my business doors open. The easiest way would be to just close my doors and not open, but I just can't, I can't find it in myself to do that.
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