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Meet Enoch Simpson, Chicago's doughnut whisperer
For RedEyeEnoch Simpson may have created a monster. Since the days when his homemade doughnuts became a surprise brunch sensation at Nightwood, gourmet twists on the classic breakfast pastry have swept the city, threatening to make the trend go stale. With the...Tags: Bacon, Doughnuts, Restaurants, Chicago Restaurants, Humboldt Park
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So long, Del Frisco's – hello, Christner's
Christner's Del Frisco's Prime Steak & Lobster at 729 Lee Road in Orlando officially shortens its name to Christner's Prime Steak & Lobster on June 2, ending a 20-year licensing agreement with Del Frisco's of Dallas. The owners added their name to the...Tags: Ormond Beach, Twitter, Inc., Steaks, Foods and Beverages, Restaurants
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Cash stolen from Rancho-area sushi restaurant
A burglar pried open a security door and stole an undisclosed amount of cash Wednesday from a Riverside Rancho neighborhood sushi restaurant, police said. The owner of Sushi Nishi-Ya arrived at his business in the 1700 block of Victory Boulevard at about...Tags: Google+, Foods and Beverages, Theft, Sushi and Sashimi
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New Jersey officials say top-shelf liquor was replaced by cheaper brands
Is it Grey Goose or Smirnoff? Macallan or Old Smuggler? That's what state investigators were trying to find out Wednesday as they raided 29 bars and restaurants suspected of serving cheaper liquor as high-priced, name-brand spirits. Most were in North...Tags: Hunterdon County, Dining and Drinking, Bars and Clubs
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Sports bar chain faces whistle-blower suit
The Chickie's & Pete's sports bar chain, whose newest restaurant opened this month in Dorney Park, has been hit with whistle-blower lawsuit. A former manager at a Chickie's & Pete's sports bar in Egg Harbor, N.J., has accused the chain of firing her...Tags: Whitehall, Restaurants, Employees, Laws, The Philadelphia Inquirer
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Ocean City hopeful for strong summer
OCEAN CITY — Merchants and others in Maryland's premier resort are hopeful that that an improving economy, stable gas prices, stepped-up marketing — and the lingering effects of superstorm Sandy — will combine to produce a strong...
Tags: Memorial Day, National Weather Service, Hurricane Sandy (2012), Restaurants, Dining and Drinking
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Music Biz Needs Foodies' Recipe
VarietyThere's a belief in the world of music that we're still living in 1964 or 1984, when music ruled the world via the Beatles and Michael Jackson, via radio and MTV. I'm sick and tired of people saying it's just like it used to be, because it's not. Music is...Tags: Television, Restaurants, Michael Jackson, Music, MTV (tv network)
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Market Basket: Frankie's BBQ fans rejoice
Rich Welsh used to think twice about driving all the way from his home in Osceola to the west side of South Bend for barbecue. It was 40 miles round-trip. Granted, he would definitely make the trip every now and then, albeit not as often as he had a...
Tags: Restaurants, Dining and Drinking, Roseland, Bars and Clubs, Business
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Gayle Blackert: Engineer, inventor earned nickname 'Einstein' from family, friends
When Sand Lake-area residents had an electrical problem, they knew who to turn to, and where they could find him. Gayle Blackert was usually in his crowded garage creating his next invention or trying to perfect another, but he never hesitated to stop...Tags: Old Town (Chicago, Illinois), Germany, Invention and Innovation, Electronics, Walnuts
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Hamburgers for life reward to man who helped Ohio kidnap victims
ReutersBy Kim Palmer CLEVELAND, May 23 (Reuters) - The man made famous for putting down his Big Mac to help free three women held captive for about a decade in a Cleveland house will never have to buy a hamburger in his hometown again. More than two weeks...Tags: Kidnapping, Gina DeJesus, McDonald's, Michelle Knight, Ariel Castro
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Round Oak takes a fall
South Bend TribuneDOWAGIAC -- The doors have been shut for months at the Round Oak Restaurant, once a magnet for downtown Dowagiac thanks largely to the talents of piano-playing singer Marge Dudeck and her partner, Paul Jones. That's bad news not only for Dowagiac but...Tags: Music, Television Industry
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At annual meeting, McDonald's CEO fields questions on nutrition, wages
Tribune reporterMcDonald's executives fielded a number of questions at the company's annual shareholder meeting Thursday, including its role in the global obesity epidemic, marketing to children and wages for entry-level workers at its restaurants. "We don't sell junk...Tags: Employees, Companies and Corporations, Human Rights, Navy Pier, Healthy Diet
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