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Spayghetti Fundraiser key for Lewis and Clark Humane Society - Vimarsana News

Spayghetti Fundraiser key for Lewis and Clark Humane Society

If you are having a "ruff" day, I have some "paw-some" news for you - Lewis and Clark Humane Society will start selling tickets to their annual Spayghetti Fundraiser on Tuesday.

Source: kxlh.com
Equal parts good food, vibes in recipe for successful opening Thyme - Vimarsana News

Equal parts good food, vibes in recipe for successful opening Thyme

Since the doors opened in late November, On Thyme Restaurant has served a steady stream of customers

Right 'On Thyme': Popular food truck debuts brick-and-mortar on Castle Street - Vimarsana News

Right 'On Thyme': Popular food truck debuts brick-and-mortar on Castle Street

WILMINGTON — “There was a lot of anxiety in buying this place,” Corey Scott said Tuesday morning. He and his wife Phallin were preparing for Saturday’s grand…

A taste of Africa in St. John's: meet the owners of Afro Kitchen NL - Vimarsana News

A taste of Africa in St. John's: meet the owners of Afro Kitchen NL

A taste of Africa in St. John's: Meet the owners of Afro Kitchen NL Ife Alaba chats virtually with Sunday and Christiana Emmanuel about their business Afro Kitchen NL as part of CBC's Being Black in N.L. series. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Feb 27, 2021 4:30 PM NT | Last Updated: February 27 Sunday and Christiana Emmanuel co-own Afro-Kitchen NL, a new business operating out a catering school on Torbay Road in St. John's.(CBC) This week on Being Black in N.L., host Ife Alaba chats virtually with Sunday and Christiana Emmanuel, owners of Afro-Kitchen NL, a new business in St. John's op...

Source: cbc.ca