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Toronto bars and restaurants making Super Bowl Sunday snack platters for takeout and delivery Toronto bars and restaurants making Super Bowl Sunday snack platters for takeout and delivery This weekend’s Super Bowl might feel a little less super, but game-day feasting need not take a hit. With help from Toronto bars and restaurants, you can recreate your usual sports bar experience (minus the friends and strangers) with wings and nachos, ribs and taquitos, or even devilled eggs and clams...

City Master Plan names top priorities for Portsmouth Staff report Market Square is the highest prioritized and most supported of all Elevate Portsmouth concepts, according to the Master Plan. SCIOTO — Implementation of Portsmouth’s new Master Plan – Elevate Portsmouth, introduced in early January, will focus on three areas designated as priorities by the City of Portsmouth and others involved in creating the plan. Riverfront development is a major part of the short and long-term aspects ...

| Updated: 4:02 p.m. We are deep into winter. Yet it’s not unusual for a Utah diner to ask that ever-popular summer question: “Is there a table on the patio?” Even more curious, the answer — due to COVID-19 — is often: “Why, yes!” Dozens of restaurants and bars have created cold-weather accommodations for their patio-loving guests during the coronavirus pandemic. The options range from snowglobe-type domes and igloos to alpine yurts and nylon or canvas tents. Ever since the Cente...

share-square-1543004 It is both the most inviting target and the most iconic backdrop in all of baseball. It is also a singular landmark of the sport. Simply put, there is no Camden Yards without the B&O Warehouse looming high over the right-field fence at Oriole Park, providing a red-brick backdrop unlike any other on the Major League circuit. When it opened in 1992, Oriole Park at Camden Yards inspired a new generation of destination ballparks, and the warehouse was a big reason why. To this ...

Family meals growing in popularity during pandemic KFSN Share: FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- Local restaurants are getting creative to serve tasty takeout and adding more family options to go. Fish and chips are being fried inside Rileys Brew Pub in Clovis. Chefs are cooking up their next takeout orders. Its not just the individual meals people are ordering. These days, people are going family style. "It is way more popular, much more than before. I think thats because the nature of whats happening ...

Portland Whole Foods workers oppose Chamber lawsuit seeking to halt hazard pay as approved by voters According to a referendum passed in November, workers were to receive a minimum wage increase of time and a half during an emergency like the pandemic. Credit: AP Published: 1:39 PM EST January 12, 2021 Updated: 1:53 PM EST January 12, 2021 PORTLAND, Maine — On Monday, attorneys for two Portland Whole Foods workers filed an opposition to a motion by the Portland...

Protest Set for Area Liquor Control Board Office Next Week? In the wake of recent increased pressure from the Liquor Control Board vs. Kimos Kokos, Barleys Brew Pub and other area businesses, local citizens are planning a protest at the Liquor Control Office this next week. In the week leading up to New Years, LCB stepped up their pressure and (some say tactics) against a number of establishments who continued to defy the lockdowns; and stayed open serving customers indoors. A number of citizen...

TRI-CITIES, WA - According to a representative from the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board Kokos Bartini in Kennewick and Kimos Sportsbar & Brew Pub in Richland, combined have had 200 complaints filed against them for defying state orders during this pandemic. On Wednesday the board told NBC Right Now both restaurants have 24 hours to comply or they will face a liquor license suspension. The rep says state enforcement officers have visited Koko’s Bartini and Ki...

After reviewing records showing how severely the pandemic has affected dozens of Baker County businesses, Bruce Nichols understands that nearly $700,000 in federal aid is no panacea. “It’s a Band-Aid,” said Nichols, a Baker County commissioner who served as chairman of a committee that recently approved a total of $698,547 in grants to 67 businesses and nonprofit organizations. Many recipients are restaurants or other businesses in the hospitality industry, which have had severe ...

Park City has restarted the paid-parking system in the Main Street core after a lengthy hiatus due to the economic impacts of the coronavirus. The system is meant to generate turnover in spots on Main Street or close to the street. Tanzi Propst/Park Record Drivers headed to Main Street should understand some of the vacant parking spaces they may spy are restricted. And they also should realize they must pay to park again after a lengthy stretch of free parking. The Park City Police Department i...