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Updated: July 15 2021, 9.46am Gareth and Anne Finn, with daughter Orla, second from right, and staff member Niamh Henderson, with Bear the dog. Wee Bear Cafe has used the coronavirus lockdowns of the last year to expand their business – almost completely outdoors. Family-run business The Wee Bear Cafe at Bridgend of Lintrathen, near Kirriemuir, at the gateway to the Angus glens, has expanded its capacity by building an entirely new outdoor space. Run by Gareth and Anne Finn, who are ably assisted by son, Rui, and daughter, Orla, the cafe is a popular spot for people visiting the glens to en...

Bearsville Theater Last month marked a full year since the lockdown went into effect in New York State, putting a freeze on musical performances as part of the overall effort to help slow the spread of COVID-19. But on March 3, the governor's office announced that arts, entertainment, and events venues statewide could reopen on April 2. The resumption carries with it some strict regulations: Until further notice, venues can only operate at 33 percent of their usual indoor capacity, with a limit of 100 people indoors or 200 people outdoors, and all attendees must wear masks and maint...

The Athens Rooster interior. 44 2nd Street, Athens The activation of Athens' adorable little waterfront downtown continues with the opening of chef Melissa Chmelar's The Athens Rooster, a breakfast and lunch spot dishing up hot coffee and from-scratch goodness. Chmelar, whose Murray Hill restaurant Spoon Table & Bar was among Manhattan's many COVID casualties, is an expert in elevated comfort food—and in creating the type of neighborhood joint that regulars flock to. Breakfast kicks off with wholesome options like the Power Bowl, with st...

They've reinvented themselves while keeping the integrity and the history of this legendary restaurant.

Five Things for Dedham, Norwood and Westwood: Get your tickets for Gala of Giving Wicked Local 1 The Friends of Adams Farm is sponsoring a Seed Swap in the pavilion at Adams Farm, 999 North St. in Walpole, featuring vegetable, herb and flower seeds. Seed packets will be available in the pavilion next to the red barn all day long between March 11 and 16 on a serve-yourself basis as long as quantities last. More than 30 vegetable varieties, eight herb varieties and 14 flower varieties, packaged in small envelopes, will be available. If you have seeds you’d like to contribute to the See...