We're now seeing businesses that have been struggling to survive the coronavirus pandemic begin to close their doors.

Kimt new three's jessica bringe joins us live from color me mine in rochester..

With why the business made the decision to shutdown for good.

Jessica.

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"* while being creative by painting and expressing yourself is an important activity for many..

It wasn't deemed an essential business..

Forcing the owners of color me mine to shut down during the pandemic.

That's now resulted in a permanent closure in rochester.

Owner julie schroeder says she has three stores one in rochester..

One in eagan and one in woodbury which means three payrolls..

And three rents.

Schroeder tells me she did receive the paycheck protection program funds but she ran out yesterday despite just opening this week.

She says she looked at every option to stay open ?*- but can't continue the rochester branch without going bankrupt.

Xxx <we aren't getting the customers back in droves that we need to sustain our businesses, so i have to close one, i'm praying to keep the other two open.

But, yeah, it's really been a convergence of all of it that have just really, i can't do it.> schroeder tells me she's owned this location since 2012 but sadly today is the businesses final day..

They're shutting down for good at nine tonight.

Live in rochester jessica bringe kimt news three./// thank you jessica.

The store will continue to offer virtual summer camps out of the remaing two studios in eagan and woodbury.

If you have finished pieces to pick up ?

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