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Bars that don't serve food should get the biggest boost. They'll finally be able to reopen for indoor service, something they couldn't do in the orange tier. -
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It's happening through a unique program.
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It's hard to argue against a massive tub of pulled pork, a jar of sauce and a fork.
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Parent company Kroger blames its closure of a Ralphs and a Food 4 Less on the city's decision to pass a temporary $4-per-hour pay bump for grocery workers.
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They face language barriers, lack of required documentation and few convenient appointments.
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The artist and activist is on a mission to make people pay attention to food waste, one hilarious "haul" video at a time.
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The program, which provides free, temporary permits for outdoor dining.
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Thank the cheesecake ninja. Get a fork. Say nothing.
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Sweet and salty. Warm and cool. Crunchy yet soft. This bread pudding is a study in contrasts. And we've got a recipe. Because we wouldn't leave you hanging like that.
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These soft, fluffy waffles are shaped like fish and can be served solo or stuffed with fillings like red bean paste, Nutella and soft-serve ice cream.
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Like a desperado who has been riddled with bullets but just won't stop, Tinhorn Flats remains open.
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Logistics. Economics. Employee safety. Vaccine access. Staffing. The pressure is on.
