W HAT DOES a non-practicing young lawyer do when her trendy downtown restaurant survives its first crucial year, only to face the prospect of going bust due to an unspeakable business interruption?
August 01, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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WHAT DOES a non-practicing young lawyer do when her trendy downtown restaurant survives its first crucial year, only to face the prospect of going bust due to an unspeakable business interruption?
If her name is Julie Menin – and if the reason for her predicament is last September’s terrorist attack on New York – she becomes a civic force of nature in the cause of resurrecting her city.
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