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Marion said: “I feel much safer coming out now that I have had my vaccine and it is great to see my friend Mel again.”  Marion Noble, 76 years old from Eynesbury with Mel Cox, 63 years old from St Neots. - Credit: Archant Mrs Linley and Christine Andrews, both 77, from St Neots, were also basking in the sunshine.    Christine said: “This is the first time we have both been able to come out and actually have something to eat.   “It feel like freedom, to finally be doing this, it is the first time I have walked round the town since early last March.  

March 09, 2021 Shelley Tai and Michelle Ki. Joel Lim Photography “Where there is a woman, there is magic,” wrote American playwright and poet Ntozake Shange in her 1982 novel Sassafrass, Cypress & Indigo. This International Women’s Day, themed #ChooseToChallenge, we recognise the women we know and love that have picked career in a male dominated industry, and are thriving anyway. Here are 14 ladies in the bartending and cocktail scene in Singapore, who make magic during the favourite part of our everyday lives (read: happy hour). 1. Hazel Long | Junior Initially bound for a career in th...

Fox21Online February 12, 2021 DULUTH, Minn.– Local bars and restaurants in the Northland say Governor Walz’s announcement scaling back restrictions is good news. It was just about a month ago when Minnesota bars and restaurants were able to let no more than 150 people inside. Now, they say not only is the additional hundred allowed in helpful but so is the extra hour they can be open for business. At 7 West Taphouse along Maple Grove Road in Duluth, restaurant staff was excited to welcome customers inside their dining room once again, especially with the extreme cold making their outdoor ...

illustration: Gerry Selian Love it or loathe it, Valentine’s Day is less than a week away, and that means it’s time to discuss dinner plans. Which, of course, should include drinks. (And, yes, chocolate in some form.) While the Covid-19 pandemic continues to rage, and many unexpected parts of our lives have changed significantly in the past year, enjoying a romantic dinner with your special someone, even if that’s just yourself, doesn’t need to be off the table. Valentine’s Day might hit differently in 2021, but you can still eat your heart out, without missing a beat.

KNBN NewsCenter1 Local restaurants are hopeful after a strong Restaurant Week brought in more customers to support local business. January 19, 2021 Customers finding their way out to dine in. In the past, Restaurant Week in Rapid City was a time of creativity for menu and drink designers to give their business a shot in the arm. But, as the COVID-19 pandemic kept people at home, it became even more integral for restaurants to dig deep in the pile of creativity. They say that digging paid off. “I think we were just giving people more of a reason to get out and to be out and trying new things...