Building in Eastchester deemed unsafe, leaving several businesses closed
The Mill Road structure was plastered with signs saying, “Do not enter, unsafe to occupy."
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2h agoSeveral businesses in an Eastchester building were closed Thursday after the building was deemed unsafe.
The Mill Road structure was plastered with signs saying, “Do not enter, unsafe to occupy."
It's not clear why the building is currently being deemed unsafe to enter, or when the businesses can reopen.
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