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Small Bronx businesses learn about new city Bill of Rights, how to navigate city inspections and regulations

By Big New York · 10/22/2026 · Updated 10/22/2026

“Today they gave me the good news that I've been looking for,” said Ramos, who received the Business Owner Bill of Rights for the first time in September, Stepping off the 4 train at Kingsbridge Road, one of the first stores people will find is a variety store called “Kings Gift Shop” that has been.

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“Today they gave me the good news that I've been looking for,” said Ramos, who received the Business Owner Bill of Rights for the first time in September, Stepping off the 4 train at Kingsbridge Road, one of the first stores people will find is a variety store called “Kings Gift Shop” that has been.

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