After being closed for the summer, boba restaurant Teadori opened its doors to the State College community again on Sept. 4. But only two days later, the excitement of reopening quickly shifted to worry. The owner of Teadori was told that a payment of $10,000 to the restaurant’s landlord was required by Sept. 8 or else Teadori could face eviction and go out of business. According to the owner, the company is dealing with a large sum of debt — nearly $42,000 — due to being closed over the summer and not being able to pay rent. The boba place, which first opened last fall, had never experienced a student-less State College before this summer. Check out the link in our bio for more details. 📰: caroline.sliver 📸: siennakathryn_photography 📊: Isabella Viteri #pennstate #pennstateuniversity #statecollege #downtownstatecollege #smallbusiness #community #support