What the border reopening for nonessential travel Nov. 8 means for South Bay businessesBy LaMesa on November 2, 2021More than 200 businesses in the San Ysidro area have closed since the start of the pandemic Source: CBS 8 New feedShare La MesaClick to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Like this:Like Loading...Published in home, local, News and small-businessnews LaMesaMore from homeMore posts in home »Woman killed, 2 others seriously injured in San Ysidro crash74-year old legally 'Blind Golfer' wins world team championshipSan Diego County Supervisors approve data program to reduce homelessnessSan Diego among home markets with the fastest decreasing home pricesA mild week continues with coastal clouds and temps slightly cooler than normalMore from localMore posts in local »Woman killed, 2 others seriously injured in San Ysidro crash74-year old legally 'Blind Golfer' wins world team championshipSan Diego County Supervisors approve data program to reduce homelessnessSan Diego among home markets with the fastest decreasing home pricesA mild week continues with coastal clouds and temps slightly cooler than normalMore from NewsMore posts in News »Woman killed, 2 others seriously injured in San Ysidro crash74-year old legally 'Blind Golfer' wins world team championshipSan Diego County Supervisors approve data program to reduce homelessnessSan Diego among home markets with the fastest decreasing home pricesSan Diego County pays $1.35 million to mother whose son died during 2018 arrestMore from small-businessMore posts in small-business »San Diego Tourism Authority offers help to small businesses in diverse communitiesSupervisors OK first step toward allowing micro-enterprise home kitchensChristmas brings economic boost to San Ysidro businessesSmall Business Saturday kicks off in San Diego County5 medical marijuana businesses get OK to expand, sell recreational cannabis
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