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Seven businesses failed inspections. Their problems include washing machines that didn’t sanitize, old ice cream, a risk of botulism from thawing seafood improperly and food sinks with problematic ties to sewer systems, reports say.
Nine businesses failed inspections. Their problems include bulging and dented cans, mouse droppings by bags of flour, sausage gravy that was contaminated when a chef’s earbud fell out of his ear into it and employees who didn’t wash hands.
Many of the season’s anticipated Halloween activities have come and gone. But several are still happening today through Tuesday. Here’s a guide:
GREAT BEND TRIBUNE More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Council names Cauley public works chief Cauley has worked for a year as assistant Pictured is the City of Great Bend logo approved Monday night by the City Council. The Great Bend City Council Monday night appointed Jason Cauley as director of Public Works. The action followed a 20-minute executive session. Cauley has served the past 12 months as assistant public wo...