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Owners of a Broad Street restaurant that long ago secured the status of a downtown Charleston institution say their business could be in jeopardy if Charleston County nixes its outdoor dining arrangement. âI have not wanted to make this a public struggle but Iâm two weeks from losing this place,â says Lawrence Mitchell, co-owner of Fast & French, christened Gaulart & Maliclet French Café when it opened in 1984. Fast & French in October asked county officials to extend a short-term agreement allowing the restaurant to seat 20 diners in an adjacent county-owned courtyard, j...
This is what we're frustrated about. >> some economists insist unemployment extensions have to stop, though, claiming they add to the deficit and keep people out of work longer, actually. others called that perspective simply cruel, considering this economy. breaking it down for us is michael tanner, senior fellow at the cato institute. hi there, michael. and lawrence mitchell, president of the employment institute. you heard that frustration in the sound bite. people are hurting even with unemployment benefits. but you say it's actually more harmful than good in terms of helping these people ...