Why doesn't SLO have drive-thrus? Here's the reason behind the ban — and what residents think
Convenience is “crucial, especially for a fast food joint,” one SLO business owner said.
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Convenience is “crucial, especially for a fast food joint,” one SLO business owner said.
Thanks to the efforts of dedicated volunteers, many local cemeteries that were deemed to be missing or lost have been recovered in the last decade, but the effort to find
"Enduring Impressions" features Edgar Degas, Claude Monet, Camille Pissarro and more through July 18 at the Longmont Museum.
/ State efforts to address African-Americans' vaccine hesitancy are starting to pay off. But so is the desire of many Black South Carolinians to just get back to life. A few months ago, just before the COVID-19 vaccine hit the first upper arms, African-Americans were wrapped up in a whole set of problems – they were disproportionately affected by the worst of the virus; they were the targets of terrifying misinformation; and they carried a longstanding, deep-rooted mistrust of doctors, scientists, and vaccinations of any kind. A lot has changed in two or three short months. While the rates ...