Westchester boutique owner fights to reopen after Stamford fire
News 12's Katerina Belales reports on Vivian Hoffman’s struggle to revive the Stamford location after a fire while encouraging customers to visit her other stores, including locations in Mount Kisco and Bronxville.
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