Pavlos Sierros is the owner of Forgtmenot, a bar-turned-grocery on New York City's Lower East Side.

Radio Diary: Turning A Bar Into A Grocery Store To Help Your City

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Pavlos Sierros and Derek Tighe outside Pavlos' bar-turned-makeshift grocery store in New York City. (Photo Credit: Mahir)

Pavlos Sierro is the owner of Forget-Me-Not, a popular bar on New York City's Lower East Side. He talks about why he converted his business into a mini mart grocery store, and how New Yorkers are handling living in the center of a global pandemic.

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