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DIG restaurant is opening a new location at Kendal Square in Cambridge. The fast casual restaurant is known for its salads and bowls.

Nan’s Kitchen & Market, a Stow favorite for fried chicken and vegetable sides, will open its second location this summer in Southborough. Read on Boston.com.

NEW YORK — It’s 10 minutes after closing time, and kitchen workers are busy cleaning up an empty Greenwich Village restaurant. What remains of the day’s menu has been dropped into tin trays that are stacked and waiting for pickup.Just a few years ago,...

Sweetgreen, Chopt, and others have transformed salad from a side dish to a $12 meal. But that price point has made salad unaffordable for many.

The first part in a three-part series on families that still have cabins within Isle Royale National Park. We take a look at the past — how these families came to the island and what life was like.

Record Store Day is happening twice this year: June 12 and July 17. There are 11 record stores in Iowa that have signed a "pledge" to participate in Record Store Day 2021, meaning theyll be stocking at least a few of the new releases expected Saturday, June 12 and again on Saturday, July 17. They include: CDs-4-Change in Dubuque Marvs Music in Des Moines Vinyl Cup Records in Des Moines Ragged Records in Davenport Weird Harolds Records in Burlington Moondog Music in Dubuque The Dig Inn in Re...

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When restaurants struggle to survive, what does it mean for the community? When restaurants struggle to survive, what does it mean for the community? Millie Felder / Senior Staff Photographer While some restaurants have invested in elaborate outdoor dining setups, others have chosen to only offer takeout and delivery. Others have closed, never to turn on their lights again. For many Columbia students, the last time they ate indoors at a restaurant was in early March. Delivery apps like Seam...

File Photo “In order to protect our communities from flooding, preserve our shorelines, and restore New York’s precious water ecosystems, it is imperative that we properly rehabilitate our invaluable resources through the Water Resources Development Act every year,” said Senator Schumer. By Forum Staff More than 1,000 chain stores across New York City—or a little less than one out of every seven chains that were open this time last year—have closed their doors over the past twelve m...

Fast food is going green! More and more in-and-out restaurant chains are replacing industrial-grade lettuce and factory-farmed meat with fresh fruits, vegetables, chicken and beef that are raised locally, humanely and organic wherever possible. Here are eight you might want to check out the next tim...