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Michael's on Naples: 15 Years and Sunday Brunch - Orange County Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Michael's on Naples: 15 Years and Sunday Brunch - Orange County Business Journal

Michael's on Naples is an award-winning fine-dining Italian restaurant that has been open for 15 years and has extended its Sunday brunch.

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Restaurateur Carl Dene sells his Kenneth S. Wing-designed home, listed at $2.65 million • Long Beach Post News - Vimarsana News

Restaurateur Carl Dene sells his Kenneth S. Wing-designed home, listed at $2.65 million • Long Beach Post News

Long Beach’s Park Estates is a somewhat hidden neighborhood despite having entrances off busy Pacific Coast Highway and Bellflower Boulevard. It’s one of the most desirable neighborhoods in the city. Though it lacks the treasured waterfront vistas of Naples and the Peninsula, and the old-money elegance of Los Cerritos’ Virginia Country Club, it is a remarkably quiet and stately area dotted with some of the city’s most pricey estates. - ADVERTISEMENT - The 671-home tract is also a museum-like collection of mid-century modern architecture with homes several levels above the now-$1-milli...

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'Thrilled to death': Restaurants, gyms, museums say reopening indoors gives them chance at survival • Long Beach Post News - Vimarsana News

'Thrilled to death': Restaurants, gyms, museums say reopening indoors gives them chance at survival • Long Beach Post News

The manager of Los Amigos Strength and Fitness Center in Signal Hill plans to host a 6 a.m. fitness class on Monday morning, just a few hours after being allowed to welcome customers indoors for the first time in nearly a year. - ADVERTISEMENT - “We’re just tired; it’s been a really long year,” said Sandy Bond, manager of the gym, which at one point was down to just 16 paying members. “We’ve seen a lot of our friends go under and not open back up. We’re trying to make it through. We lost over 60% to 70% of our business.”

Source: lbpost.com