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COVID: Opening a new business during the pandemic Germany has seen many local businesses go bust during the pandemic. But surprisingly, "risky business" has been a turn-on for some entrepreneurs and they say now is the time to take the plunge. Downtown Bonn has seen numerous closures (right), while other stores (left) now keep irregular hours It's not hard to see the effect the pandemic is having on German businesses these days. Once busy downtowns are now dotted with empty storefronts. And while some locals are baffled to see these shops go, they're even more baffled by the fact that new sh...

Restaurants throughout the South Bay accommodate diners while also meeting LA County Health Department mandates for controlling the spread of the coronavirus. Currently this means restaurants may serve customers on-site, outdoors, at tables with a maximum of six people. Televised events are not permitted. HERE'S WHAT'S NEW The Lighthouse resumes patio service The iconic Lighthouse Cafe, located at 30 Pier Ave. in Hermosa Beach, is open for food and cocktails on its outdoor patio. The venue hopes to schedule live music performances as soon pandemic restrictions are lifted. The doors open at 4 ...

Chef Joshua Luce is ready to reopen the historic bar that has been a hangout for Miles Davis and many others

Jazz is here to stay, Lighthouse Cafe owner Hennessey promises SHARE The Lighthouse Cafe will resume presenting live music, including jazz, owner Paul Hennessey said. Photo by Kevin Cody The Lighthouse Cafe will resume presenting live music, including jazz, owner Paul Hennessey said. Photo by Kevin Cody by Kevin Cody Lighthouse Cafe owner Paul Hennessey said this week he will make good on his promise in March, at the start of the pandemic, to reopen his live music club “better than ever.” Recent social media reports indicated the legendary downtown Hermosa Beach jazz club had be...

Boat owners go ahead with canceled Newport Beach holiday parade [The Orange County Register] Dec. 18—An estimated 160 brightly lit vessels toured the Newport Harbor Thursday evening in a parade organized by boat owners unhappy the community’s beloved annual event had been canceled by coronavirus concerns. The unofficial parade was pulled together after the Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce, the host of the traditional parade, canceled its 112th annual event amid increasing state restrictions on gatherings and businesses to curb the recent surge in COVID-19 cases. More than 100 boats had r...