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A beloved pastry shop announces an upcoming west Gainesville location, a newcomer to the upscale steakhouse scene arrives in Celebration Pointe and a quick stop near the University of Florida campus offers the fresh and flavorful tastes of Vietnam in Florida.   That’s just a sampling of what’s new and to come in Gainesville soon as the local restaurant industry continues to bounce back.  Here’s a look at this week’s restaurant news:  Prime & Pearl  Fresh steaks, seafood and a selection of more than 200 wines is now available at Prime & Pearl in Celebration Pointe.  The restaurant...

Cubs' oldest position players, pitchers By JohnW53 on Apr 12, 2021, 6:22am CDT + Who was the oldest in the Modern Era? Who was their oldest pitcher? Who was their oldest pitcher in his final season? Each of those questions has a different answer. .......... Nearly 125 years after his final game, Cap Anson remains the oldest player in franchise history to appear anywhere other than on the mound. The last game of his remarkable, 27-season career -- No. 2,524 overall and No. 2,277 for Chicago -- came on Oct. 3, 1897. That day, Anson was 45 years, 169 days old. He had been 19 days p...

Memphis community leaders step up vaccination efforts (Source: WBRC) By Brandon Richard | April 10, 2021 at 7:20 PM CDT - Updated April 10 at 7:20 PM MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Health leaders have made progress in recent weeks getting more people vaccinated, but there are still a lot of people who have not been vaccinated. Community leaders are increasing their efforts to reach those people. More than 266,000 people have been vaccinated in Shelby County, according to the Shelby County Health Department. Of those, more than 149,000 have been fully vaccinated, meaning they have received two ...

One year later: The last photos you took on your phone before COVID changed everything Steve Annear © From top left: @shaleentitle, @sarahmattero, @ArtieB, @EAlmquist  @davidmanzo, @captivedriver Twitter users shared photos they took in the days before a state of emergency was declared last year. One year ago today, it became alarmingly clear that life as we knew it was about to change drastically. On March 10, 2020, as the number of coronavirus cases crept toward 100, and the first cases with no known source broke out in Berkshire County, Governor Charlie Baker declar...

I am wondering whether I should start to close one eye when shooting – or is there a way to keep both eyes open and still be accurate with my shooting?