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Editor's Picks: Week of April 3 | Milwaukee Magazine - Vimarsana News

Editor's Picks: Week of April 3 | Milwaukee Magazine

Here’s a weekly roundup of recommendations from our editors. This week, we recommend Milwaukee Film Fest’s preview night, the Brewers’ new hot dogs and more.

63 Easter specials at Chicagoland restaurants, from take-home meal kits to indulgent $300 buffets - Vimarsana News

63 Easter specials at Chicagoland restaurants, from take-home meal kits to indulgent $300 buffets

Easter specials at Chicagoland restaurants include all-you-can-eat buffets, ham and lamb specials, and visits with the Easter Bunny.

Corned beef sandwiches are back at Steingold's, plus 25 more of the best in Chicagoland – Chicago Tribune - Vimarsana News

Corned beef sandwiches are back at Steingold's, plus 25 more of the best in Chicagoland – Chicago Tribune

Three new corned beef sandwiches by Fritzi's deli, Halal Food market and Mabe’s Sandwich Shop make food critic Louisa Chu's list, just in time for St. Patrick’s Day.

Solana Beach approves amendments to electrification ordinance - Vimarsana News

Solana Beach approves amendments to electrification ordinance

Solana Beach City Council members approved a few minor amendments during a Feb. 22 meeting to an ordinance that outlines building decarbonization and electric vehicle installation requirements.

Solana Beach will become the latest city to install cameras that read license plates - Vimarsana News

Solana Beach will become the latest city to install cameras that read license plates

Solana Beach will become the latest North County city to use cameras that can read license plates to help with law enforcement investigations, following a unanimous City Council vote on Jan. 25.