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Article content But that’s just fine for the Venezuelan-born chef whose he’s been dreaming of a chance to get his fellow Londoners to try his tasty ribs at London Ribfest and Craft Beer Festival for four years. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. London, the long wait for Ribfest's return is finally over Back to video “I’ve tried for years to get into ribber’s row for London Ribfest,” said Horaz, owner of Gonzalez BBQ. “London Ribfest is the biggest and best Ribfest in the country and the oldest. Being part of it is amazing. I’m so h...

Danae Columbus Jonathan Siekmann, left, a visitor from San Francisco, shows off his new straw hat purchased from Meyer The Hatter’s Alex Underwood. City College of San Francisco biology professor Jonathan Siekmann was enjoying his visit to New Orleans when he spotted Meyer the Hatter, known to be the South’s largest hat store. Within minutes, Siekmann was sporting a new Panama-style straw to shield him from the Louisiana sun. “The pandemic has been a struggle. It was the worst business climate I’ve ever seen in my 46 years selling hats,” said Paul Meyer, a fourth generation hatter. ...

In a recent poll of 450 chronic voters in the Second Congressional District, state Sen. Troy Carter has a nine point lead over state Sen. Karen Carter Peterson, 28 percent to 19 percent. Polling third at 6 percent was Baton Rouge activist was Baton Rouge activist Gary Chambers Jr. Small business owner Desiree Ontiveros came in fourth at 2 percent followed by Gonzales Republican challenger Claston Bernard, who also polled at 2 percent. Collectively the 10 remaining candidates — Chelsea Ardoin, Belden Batiste, Harold John, J. Christopher Johnson, Brandon Jolicoeur, Jenette Porter, Lloyd Kell...

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