Customers in Brooklyn hope they won’t have to say bye-bye to Miss American Pie, and have rallied around the Park Slope bakery
When she left her career in fashion, Hill knew her future was in the kitchen. She says pie is a"food that brings people together."
Owing thousands upon thousands of dollars in back rent, Hill told customers of her struggles in a social media post earlier in the week. A New Jersey church that has helped generations of families is hoping for some intervention, divine or otherwise, as it's in danger of closing. The Belleville church was heavily damaged during Superstorm Sandy, and it still has more repairs to make — but the coffers are running dry. NBC New York's Gilma Avalos.
Hill is considering moving the business, or getting a loan to pay down her debt. Meanwhile, the renewed customer push has renewed her hope in her business.All of that fueling the community she had always hoped her little pie shop would create.
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