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UpdatedMon, May 3, 2021 at 6:37 pm ET Replies(60) Who McLoone's new wage policy is meant to help: The non-tipped back of the house. (Shutterstock) $15 an hour does not apply to waiters, waitresses and bartenders. (Shutterstock) TINTON FALLS, NJ — Jersey Shore restaurateur Tim McCloone announced Thursday that, effective immediately, all non-tipped employees across his restaurant empire will be paid $15 an hour. The new policy applies to prep cooks, dishwashers and hostesses. It does not apply to waiters, waitresses and bartenders. Related: $15-An-Hour Does Not Apply To Waiters, Waitresses, B...

11 IDEAL Things to Do in Bimini, Bahamas (2021) Here’s your visitors’ guide with things to do in Bimini, Bahamas. Learn what to do in Bimini while your cruise ship is at the port. Photo Credit: Miami2youPhoto / Shutterstock If you’re dreaming of a tropical vacation, make sure that Bimini, Bahamas is on your cruise itinerary. Bimini island was a favorite of Ernest Hemingway and, according to some, a  possible location of the lost city of Atlantis. Miles of white sand beaches and clear blue-green turquoise waters await you, along with endless opportunities for fishing, diving, and wate...

Last fall, the Mai-Kai abruptly closed after a burst pipe in the restaurant's kitchen caused extensive flooding. The owners of the landmark Fort Lauderdale tiki bar vowed to reopen, issuing a statement that said, "While we don't have a reopen date finalized, we will keep our loyal patrons up to date as soon as we have more information to share." The restaurant made good on that promise, hosting several gatherings and events in its parking lot and maintaining a presence through its online store, where people can buy tiki mugs and posters. Late yesterday, however, the Mai-Kai said in a stateme...

Find perfect gifts from regional retailers – in the comfort of your home Gretta Monahan This holiday season, we could all do with a win. Since coronavirus restrictions on store capacity is keeping many of us from doing our gift shopping in person (usually one of the merriest rituals of the seasons, for some of us), then I’m going to insist we make up for it by doing our online shopping with some creativity and élan. Which honestly isn’t such a bad thing — think shopping in your pajamas with your feet up, minus the lines and lugging of bags, and with a plethora of buyi...