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New dining options are coming to downtown Portland under a food truck pilot project.

BLOOMINGTON- The Bloomington Common Council will meet on February 14th at 6:30 in the Council Chambers. The public is welcome at the meeting, and the agenda will be as follows: I. ROLL CALL II. AGENDA SUMMATION III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES:A. July 26, 2023 – Regular SessionB. August 2, 2023 – Regula ...

A large group of North End restaurateurs are suing the City of Boston, the latest development in a years-long standoff.

Laguna Beach recently released its end-of-the-year wrap-up of 2023 projects, initiatives, and services, which the city regards as accomplishments. 

In the last decade, restaurants across Portland have taken their operations to the streets, setting up outdoor dining areas on the adjacent right-of-way. Portland's endeavor into outdoor dining initially began with the 2012 Street Seats pilot, a well-received program which enabled restaurant owners to convert parking spaces outside their businesses into street seating for customers. But it was only at the start of the pandemic—when businesses across the city took major financial hits a...

Portland City Council voted to accept the Portland Bureau of Transportation's outdoor dining program on Wednesday.

Mayor Brandon Johnson replied to a tweet from the Chicago Department of Transportation (DOT) regarding the recently approved outdoor dining program.

A stretch of Clark Street in River North has closed and will remain shut down for several months as part of an effort to expand outdoor dining.

Clark Street in downtown Chicago will close until the end of October for restaurants to expand into the street as part of the Outdoor Dining Program