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Bad weather puts Clark County business on ice

Local restaurants, shops see losses when ice, snow keep customers at home

By Sarah Wolf, Columbian staff writer
Published: December 28, 2022, 6:05am
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Ice-covered trees frame businesses closed temporarily due to inclement weather Friday in east Vancouver. "It's definitely an interruption to everyday business," said Jason Fish, co-owner of Main Event Sports Grill and Piehole Pizza in Vancouver and 3 Sheets at the Harbor in Portland.
Ice-covered trees frame businesses closed temporarily due to inclement weather Friday in east Vancouver. "It's definitely an interruption to everyday business," said Jason Fish, co-owner of Main Event Sports Grill and Piehole Pizza in Vancouver and 3 Sheets at the Harbor in Portland. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian) Photo Gallery

When extreme weather hits, businesses must consider employee and customer safety. But those decisions, such as whether to remain open or how to safeguard their assets, affect business.

River City Music & Sound owner Jim Hively remembers the 2008 snowstorm that dumped 1½ feet of snow two weeks before Christmas.

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