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Toyota Gazoo Racing Team Principal Jari-Matti Latvala admits the fight at the head of the Rally Monza field between Sebastien Ogier and Elfyn Evans is

Funerals were held in Italy on Thursday for the victims of the cable car disaster in northern Italy that left 14 people dead.

Seattle Remains in Phase 2, But Whats Next? The entire state is in a reopening pause. The next stage of our recovery is less clear. By Benjamin Cassidy 2/26/2021 at 10:29am Looks like well be chilling in single-household dining igloos—seen here at Ballards San Fermo—for a while yet. Weve entered a very strange stretch of the coronavirus crisis. On Thursday, Washington governor Jay Inslee announced a "pause" of the states reopening, meaning every region will remain in Phase 2 ...

Dire times have forced the restaurant industry to find ways to survive

Yurts, Igloos and Pop-up Domes: How Safe Is ‘Outside’ Restaurant Dining This Winter? “It’s going to be a hard and tough winter.” January 21, 2021 With the arrival of winter and the U.S. coronavirus outbreak in full swing, the restaurant industry — looking at losses of $235 billion in 2020 — is clinging to techniques for sustaining outdoor dining even through the cold and vagaries of a U.S. winter. Yurts, greenhouses, igloos, tents and all kinds of partly open outdoor structures h...

With the arrival of winter and the U.S. coronavirus outbreak in full swing, the restaurant industry — looking at losses of $235 billion in 2020 — is clinging to techniques

In recent months, many cities and states have imposed a raft of restrictions on indoor dining, given the high risk of spreading the virus in these crowded settings.

In recent months, many cities and states have imposed a raft of restrictions on indoor dining, given the high risk of spreading the virus in these crowded settings.

With the arrival of winter and the U.S. coronavirus outbreak in full swing, the restaurant industry — looking at losses of $235 billion in 2020 — is clinging to techniques for sustaining outdoor dining even through the cold and vagaries of a U.S. winter.

Will Stone toggle caption Will Stone The popular Seattle restaurant San Fermo allows only two people inside each of its enclosed dining igloos at a time — to reduce the risk that people from different households will dine together. Will Stone With the arrival of winter and the U.S. coronavirus outbreak in full swing, the restaurant industry — expected to lose more than $230 billion in 2020 — is clinging to techniques for sustaining outdoor dining ...