Small businesses enhance, make communities more diverse
30 Mar 2022
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JAMESTOWN – Small businesses employ many Americans and enhance and make a city or town more diverse while creating a local tax base that has a ripple effect throughout a community, according to Alison Ritter, North Dakota National Federation of Independent Business director.
Ritter said having places to shop and eat make a community more vibrant, livable and enjoyable. She said small businesses provide services that people are looking for so they don’t have to go elsewhere or use online retailers.
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