An animal-rights group opposed to the move said the facility will process more than 100,000 animals each year.

Owned by a neighborhood resident, the restaurant plans to add dinner service soon.

In two years, the city has twice accused the eatery of violating rules for chain retailers.

Owner Mike Holland cited declining sales and high rent as contributing factors.

The gym offers personal training, corporate wellness services and works 1-on-1 with clients.

The manager cited increasing costs and competition from online sales as contributing factors.

The custom T-shirt shop is calling it quits this week after 15 years.

“We’re trying to go for another 50 years," said new owner Mario Azzolino.

After closing last June, the location operated briefly as a pop-up during the holidays.

The company was founded to promote sustainable practices in the fashion industry.

“I don’t work for people,” said the owner. "The clocks are my clients.”

Some neighbors say the fast-food chain will bring long lines and more traffic to a busy area.

Earthen, a shop with hand-thrown ceramics and housewares, will move into the location.