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The Source Unltd Print and Copy Shop
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The Source is a storefront copy and stationery shop in the heart of the East Village (East 9th between 1st and Second Aves) where downtown musicians, actors, playwrights, poets, journalists, bloggers, video makers, and restaurant owners go to get their paperwork (and CD/DVD duping) done expertly, quickly, and at reasonable prices. But the big plus is the friendly spirit of the place set by owners Santo and Margaret and their lovable dog, Satch. People go into the Source to get their work done, then stay to talk about art, music, politics, and exchange business cards--countless guitarists have found their drummers, playwrights their leading ladies, while getting their resumes made up at the Source.
Pros: Friendly neighborhood feeling, artists' meeting place
Cons: none
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