Stockton ice cream shop receives $3K grant from the city, can stay open another month

Kristi Gross reports

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FOX FORTY'S KRISTIGROSS SPOKE TO ONE BUSINESSOWNER ABOUT WHAT THIS NEW HELPMEANS TO HIM.WE ATE CHEESECAKES WE MAKEPARFAITS WE HAVE MILKSHAKESAND A COUPLE OTHER THINGSDOUGHNUTS SO WE HAVE A LOT OFDIFFERENT THINGS THAT CANSATISFY YOUR SWEET TOOTHRIGHT.

TAYLOR'S HOUSE OF ICECREAM SHOP IN DOWNTOWNSTOCKTON HAS BEEN IN BUSINESSSINCE 2016, BUT IT'S NOWSTRUGGLING TO SURVIVE DUE TOTHE ONGOING PANDEMIC THATWHOLE TO DINE-IN EATING INCANCELED FESTIVALS WHERE THEYMADE THE MOST ELSE HE HAD TOCLOSE OUR LODI STORE BECAUSEOF IT IT WAS ALREADY SLOW INLODI AS IT IS.BUT WITH THE COVID-19CRISIS.

IT'S CELEBRATED OURBILL YOU NOW HE SAYS HE ANDHIS WIFE ARE DOING EVERYTHINGTHEY CAN TO HANG ON TO THEIRSTOCKS LOCATION ONE MONTHCOULD MEAN.LIFE OR DEATH TO YOURBUSINESS YOU I HAVE ONE BADMAMA.THE TIME THE ICE CREAM SHOPIS JUST ONE OF A 167BUSINESSES THAT RECEIVED$3,000 GRANT FROM THE CITYMORE THAN A 1000 BUSINESSESAPPLIED IT WAS JUST.THEY SEE LIKE A DUDE JUSTCAME DOWN AND JUST BLESS THISAND HELP US SO WE'RE FOREVER.GRATEFUL.

TAYLOR SAYS HISGRANT MONEY PAID FOR RENT ANDOTHER EXPENSES FOR THE NEXTMONTH AND WILL 3 KOREAN ISN'TENOUGH TO KEEP THE BUSINESSOUT OF THE RED HE SAYS HE'SGRATEFUL.

IT'S KEPT THE LIGHTSON SO THEY CAN FIGHT ANOTHERDAY TO HAVE THIS AS THE ACTUALLIFELINE THEY GAVE A SLIGHTECZEMA TO SURVIVE AND FIGUREOUT WHAT WE CAN DO TO KEEP OURBUSINESS ALIVE IN STOCKTON,KRISTY GROSS FOX, 40 NEWS.HOUSE OF ICE CREAM HAS ALSOSET UP A GO FUND ME PAGE TO