French restaurant planned for Valparaiso downtown has liquor license revoked
Le Bon, a French restaurant planned for the Valparaiso downtown had its liquor license revoked.
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Le Bon, a French restaurant planned for the Valparaiso downtown had its liquor license revoked.
VALPARAISO â The city is getting a new French restaurant, the City Council decided Monday night. See a day in the life of Michigan City Police Officer Brian Wright in the latest Riding Shotgun with NWI Cops installment. Le Bon Brasserie will receive the downtown liquor license, filling the void in downtown dining left when Sage restaurant closed permanently because of COVID-19. Several council members said they wished they had an extra license available because Scarpe, an Italian restaurant downtown, also made a compelling case for the sole license available. Scarpe owner Chris Shoemaker...
CALGARY -- Despite receiving closure orders from Alberta Health Services and even a mandatory court appearance from RCMP, some restaurants and cafes in central and southern Alberta continued to welcome guests on Saturday. The move comes after the province announced on Friday dine-in services can resume with restrictions next Monday. Corrina Fischer, manager of the Whistle Stop Café in Mirror, Alta., estimated more than 100 people had eaten there by mid-afternoon Saturday, and said they have no plans to stop serving diners. "We are just needing our livelihood back, we have to feed our...