Hi dball, welcome to OpenStreetMap! Thanks for contributing, so far your edits are really good, but I do have a couple things I want to make sure I mention

- Moving the building: If you switch through the different imagery layers, you'll notice they're all aligned slightly differently from each other. I've found that, despite the lower resolution, "NYSDOP Latest Orthoimagery (Natural Color)" is the closest to reality in this area, so I always try to align to that. Often I'll draw the shape on a higher-res layer like Bing, then switch to NYS Ortho for the final placement
- That being said, when everything in an area is all equally offset, it's better to align to that so everything is in the right place relative to its immediate surroundings. Also, which imagery layer is best will vary region by region, so often just lining up again the nearby mapping is the best and easiest option.
- Starbucks: All the tagging is correct. The only note I have is for opening hours, `;` semicolon is typically preferred as a rule separator (there is a meaningful difference between how they are interpreted), but in this case it doesn't make a difference, so either works, just a note for the future
- Taking a look at your intersecting building fixes: again, you're 95% of the way there. Most important thing, just make sure to press `Q` to sQuare the corners to exactly 90°
- Also on the second (most recent) one: notice how you can see the side of the building in the imagery. In that case, because it's at an angle, where you see the roof is not where the building really is. Just trace the roof as normal, then shift it down to the ground level, that's it. It'll look weird, but that fixes the problem of different-height buildings being more or less effected by that angle

Again, these are all relatively minor things. I dont want it to feel like I'm critiquing every little thing, you're off to a great start! (Those non-square buildings are certainly a lot better than the mess it was before!) I'm just sharing some notes to help make the map the best it can be. I want to see you keep contributing! Please don't be afraid to ask if you have any questions