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Waitr fees cause some small businesses to seek other delivery options - Vimarsana News

Waitr fees cause some small businesses to seek other delivery options

Since stay-at-home orders were activated throughout the pandemic, delivery services such as Waitr, DoorDash and Grubhub have skyrocketed in usage. However, certain delivery apps ask for as much as 30 percent out of a business’ profit, which could potentially be harmful to small restaurants. While some restaurants find that the benefits from delivery apps are worth the fees, the cost is the very thing that drove Judice Inn co-owner, Gerald Judice, away from Waitr. “When we originally started with Waitr, we had a very positive experience. But once they were bought out, and their whole...

There's no place like home - Vimarsana News

There's no place like home

Growing up in Vienna, graduating from Marshall High School, Ethan Schaefer has wanted to be a musician ever since he can remember.  And he had a pretty good role model for his career, being that his dad is none other than Robbie Schaefer of the popular folk-rock band Eddie From Ohio. “He’s been a musician his whole life, so I grew up going to his concerts and music has always been a big part of my life,” Schaefer said. “The real kicker for me is when my dad came out with a children’s album when I was 6, and he decided he would bring me and my little brother Owen up...

How to 'celebrate' that 2020 is finally, finally over - Vimarsana News

How to 'celebrate' that 2020 is finally, finally over

How to ‘celebrate’ that 2020 is finally, finally over Fritz Hahn © Matt McClain/The Washington Post Ed Hurd and his wife, Paula Hurd of Phoenix, Az., center, celebrate St. Patrick's Day at a mostly empty Daniel O'Connell's Restaurant and Bar in Old Town Alexandria Tuesday. “What’re you doing New Year’s Eve?” has always been a loaded question, but this year, we know exactly where most people will be when the clock strikes midnight: Home. The District, Maryland and Virginia have all issued orders that end alcohol consumption at 10 p.m. in restaurants and bars...

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