Super Bowl LVIII brings economic boost for Hudson Valley businesses
Ana Muscat, manager of the Brazen Fox in White Plains, said it's a great push for business because Sundays are usually quiet during the winter.
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Feb 12, 2024, 2:41 AM
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10ds agoSuper Bowl LVIII gave businesses in the Hudson Valley a financial boost as restaurants and bars drew crowds for Sunday's big game.
The preparations at the Brazen Fox in White Plains began about a month ago.
Manager Ana Muscat said it's a great push for business because Sundays are usually quiet during the winter. She added that it's not only great for the Mamaroneck Avenue business but for all businesses in the neighborhood.
The Brazen Fox offered excited football fans a variety of foods as well as big screen televisions that aired the game.
Fans and customers shared their excitement with News 12's Carol Wilkinson.
