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Despite the worst health crisis in a century, restaurants keep opening. Were not complaining.  In spite of indoor dining restrictions, a ban on bar seating and frigid temperatures that have made alfresco eating nearly prohibitive, chefs and restaurateurs continue to jot down opening dates on their calendar for new projects. Some were supposed to open last year. Some have recently been dreamed up. Some are somewhere in the middle. From an elevated gastropub to an elegant Indian restaurant to...

13-year-old barber to hometown icon. Meet the man behind this unique haircut experience. Updated Jan 12, 2021; Posted Jan 10, 2021 Dre Perrin runs the oldest Black-owned business in Teaneck. In October, he had a street renamed for him in town. Facebook Share At 13-years-old, Andre Perrin was fired from his first gig as a barber in Englewood; it was the first and last time he would ever work for anyone else. Shortly afterwards, he was able to convince his parents to open a barbershop in their ...