Update: Local Rockers Rusted Hearts Release Final Album of Trilogy
Update: The local rock act Rusted Hearts just completed an album trilogy with the appropriately named last installment, Eulogy. “Eulogy is about taking all the pain and sorrow that comes with loss and giving yourself permission to really feel it and have those more vulnerable moments with yourself,” says lead vocalist/guitarist Patrick Farmer in a…
We Are Entering Serious Injury Season at Amazon Warehouses in Northeast Ohio
During November and December, Amazon warehouse workers across the country log more hours than during any other time of the year. Before, during and after “Cyber Monday,” which this year falls on Nov. 30, the 3,000-plus workers at the Northeast Ohio Amazon distribution centers in North Randall and Euclid will scramble to fill an explosion…
Singer-Songwriter Austin Stambaugh to Release Live Album Recorded at Beachland Tavern
Right before everything shut down earlier this year on account of COVID-19, singer-songwriter Austin Stambaugh, a former Clevelander who now lives in Nashville, recorded a live show he played at the Beachland. This week, he’ll release that concert on a live album, dubbed Live at Beachland Tavern 3/14/20. The 15-track album consists of “unreleased songs…
Cleveland Gets a Nod in New Book About Jazz Clubs of the ’40s and ’50s
A few years ago, Jeff Gold, a music memorabilia expert who regularly donates items to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Library and Archives, received a tip about someone selling a collection of vintage photos and memorabilia associated with American jazz clubs from the ’40s and ’50s. “Somebody connected me with this guy, whom…
Savage Love: Why Is It So Hard to Find Someone Who Likes Kinks and Wants to Be Monogamous?
I’ve always been excited by BDSM, but I’ve only minimally explored this side of myself until very recently. I’m a straight woman, and it was difficult to find men who wanted more monogamish relationships on the traditional apps and a challenge to be honest about what I’m looking for where kink is concerned. I’d often…
Recent Covid Cases Have Transcended Cleveland’s Capacity to Count Them, But City Commits to Beef Up Staffing
Since the pandemic began, the City of Cleveland has been sending out daily press releases with the latest Covid-19 case numbers and other pertinent updates about the local coronavirus response. Monday evening, the release included a shocking admission. “The City of Cleveland is experiencing an unprecedented surge in coronavirus cases, unlike anything yet reported during…
DeWine Orders Statewide Curfew from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. for Next Three Weeks
Citing Ohio’s “deteriorating” coronavirus situation, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine ordered a statewide curfew during remarks Tuesday. He said that beginning Thursday and for the following 21 days, a curfew would be in effect from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. in an effort to slow the spread of Covid-19. DeWine referenced the state’s rising hospitalizations and…
First Look: Edwins Too, Opening at Shaker Square this Friday November 20
“People keep asking me why I’m opening right now,” says Brandon Chrostowski. “I say, it’s not the best time, but it’s the right time. Right now I’ve got 30 students and then another class coming in December, but I have half the dining room over at Edwins. I can’t have four servers per table so I had…
Locally Based 1984 Publishing Releases Book of Rare Weird Al Photos
Cleveland-based 1984 Publishing has just published Black & White & Weird All Over: The Lost Photographs of ‘Weird Al’ Yankovic ’83 – ’86, a hardbound coffee table book that contains hundreds of black-and-white photos of Weird Al that were never developed after they were first taken by Jon “Bermuda” Schwartz, Yankovic’s drummer and photographer since…
“Second Careers: Two Tributaries in African Art,” On View Now at The Cleveland Museum of Art, Juxtaposes Ancient and Contemporary African Art
Highlighting pieces from nine cultures in Central and West Africa which are juxtaposed against contemporary installations, sculptures and photographs, the “Second Careers: Two Tributaries in African Art” exhibition at the Cleveland Museum of Art will be on display through March 14, 2021. “The exhibition’s premise is twofold,” said Ugochukwu-Smooth Nzewi, the exhibition’s curator and former…
What Ohio’s New Retail Mask Order Means for You
Ohio’s revised retail mask order went into effect at 12:01 a.m. Monday, and it basically says that due to the fact that every county in Ohio is now a COVID-19 high-incidence county, people must wear masks or some other facial covering while in a retail environment to help protect everyone and also keep the economy…
In Akron, No Thanksgivings with More than Six Non-Household Members Allowed
Akron City Council voted Monday to restrict all private gatherings to a maximum of six non-household members for the next 30 days. The emergency ordinance, proposed by Mayor Dan Horrigan and City Council President Margo Sommerville, aims to curb the spread of the Coronavirus as cases explode across the state. The primary target of the…
Ohio’s Revised Mass Gathering Order Goes Into Effect Today. Here’s What’s New
As COVID cases in Ohio continue to hit record-breaking numbers, the Ohio Department of Health has updated its order regarding mass gatherings to help control the spread of the virus. “Despite the health order that limited mass gatherings to 10 people that was signed in April remaining in effect, we have seen rampant spread of…
Esquire Names Chef Doug Katz’s Zhug One of 23 Best New Restaurants in America in 2020
Esquire isn’t telling Clevelanders anything we didn’t already know, but readers and diners across the country will now also know that Zhug, Doug Katz’s inventive, fun Middle Eastern spot in Cleveland Heights, is one of the best restaurants going these days. In fact, Esquire says it’s one of the 23 best restaurants that opened in…
Video: Cleveland’s Downtown Lakefront in 1926 As Seen From the Water
You think we’ve mismanaged and wasted Cleveland’s gorgeous and unique access to Lake Erie in recent years? It could always be worse, as this video snippet from 1926 shows. Video from 1926 showing a very rough downtown Cleveland lakefront. pic.twitter.com/lw9lJvqw53 — Dan Miller (@dm107_) November 16, 2020 (Hat tip to Dan Miller for unearthing/tweeting this…
Mike DeWine Draws Ire of Trump for Mortal Sin of Acknowledging Reality
President Donald Trump was watching Fox News on his otherwise eventless Monday morning and likely saw the recent clip of Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine telling Jake Tapper on CNN that former Vice President Joe Biden should be considered the President-elect. For this grave indiscretion, (i.e. acknowledging the results of the 2020 election, what has been…
Cuyahoga County Commits $4 Million CARES Funding to Local Arts Community
Two months ago, Arts Cleveland, Ohio Citizens for the Arts and other creative organizations were surveyed for a statewide look at their current and future status in the midst of the pandemic. More than 60 percent of the organizations said they would likely close in the next year and 20 percent said they would likely…
Citing Virus Surge and Pressure on Healthcare Workers, Nighttown to Close Until Spring
Nighttown owner Brendan Ring was among the very first restaurant owners in Cleveland to shut down operations at the onset of the pandemic. “We have a moral obligation,” he told Scene on March 12th, announcing that even a sold-out St. Patrick’s Day slate of festivities wasn’t worth staying open for as the coronavirus began to…
Responsible Cleveland Restaurant Owners Band Together for #WeCantClose Effort Aimed at Heading Off Another Statewide Shutdown
As Covid cases continue to rise and fears of another statewide lockdown loom, area restaurant owners are banding together to make their voices heard. Along with the Ohio Restaurant Association, prominent operators are announcing in no uncertain terms that they will be pushed to the brink of failure — or beyond — if there is…
After Seven Month Legal Battle, Ohio Department of Health Must Disclose Hospital Coronavirus Capacity Numbers
This article provided by Eye on Ohio, the nonprofit, nonpartisan Ohio Center for Journalism. Please join our free mailing list as this helps us provide more public service reporting. As the ongoing pandemic continues to surge, the Ohio Court of Claims ruled last week that the Department of Health must share public records with Eye…
Now’s a Good Time to Remember the Time Donald Trump’s Own Investigation Proved Voter Fraud Isn’t a Thing
The year was 2017, and the new president wasn’t happy. Though Donald Trump had just won the Electoral College — originally invented to protect slaveholders, quite fittingly – he’d been pummeled in the hearts of America, losing the popular vote by 3 million. To the loathed Hillary Clinton, no less. For a man of his…
Now Open: Shinto Japanese Steakhouse in Westlake
The conversion from Miami Nights to Shinto Japanese Steakhouse (857 Columbia Rd., 440-772-5017) is complete. After sitting idle for nearly three years, the Westlake building reopened in September. The spiffy new west-side Shinto location joins the 16-year-old original in Strongsville (17070 Pearl Rd., 440-878-3868). Inside the meticulously renovated space are multiple hibachi tables, conventional tables, a sushi bar and beverage…
Cleveland Hospital Execs Buy Full Page Plain Dealer Ad Cautioning Against “Covid Fatigue”
The heads of six local hospital systems purchased a full page ad that appeared in Sunday’s home-delivered Plain Dealer to send a message to Northeast Ohioans stressing the importance of safe practices in light of the Covid-19 surge and cautioning against “Covid fatigue.” “We in healthcare have seen the faces of Covid-19 firsthand,” the letter…
CROWN Act Supporters Fight to End Racially Based Hair Discrimination
CLEVELAND, Ohio — When Kent State University junior Tayjua Hines was in Catholic elementary school, she was often a target of discrimination because of her hair. “Around 8th grade, I started wearing my hair out,” said Hines, now the president of Kent State University’s Black United Students. “By then, my mom had stopped doing my…
Cavs Lay Off 5% of Business Staff Same Week Owner Dan Gilbert’s Rocket Companies Posts $3 Billion Quarterly Profit
The Cleveland Cavaliers/Monsters/Canton Charge/Cavs Legion organizations laid off approximately 5% of their shared business-side staff this week, according to a spokesperson who contended the downsizing was planned before the pandemic. You can read the whole gobbledygook statement below but suffice it to say many teams across many leagues have undergone similar cutbacks since March, so in that…
Rice Shop in University Heights to Close, Chicken Ranch from Chef Demetrios Atheneos to Open in its Place
Anthony Zappola will close the Rice Shop (13892 Cedar Rd., 216-785-9490) following Thanksgiving weekend, the chef has just announced. The quick-serve restaurant, which had its genesis in Las Vegas before being revived at the Ohio City Galley, reopened at Cedar Center in June. The restaurant replaced Lox, Stock and Brisket (3441 Tuttle Rd.), which relocated to…
Reports: Shit Really Bad, Getting Exponentially Worse
The state of Ohio posted another record day of new coronavirus cases with more than 8,000 today. The previous record was 7,101. That record was set… yesterday. Ohioans, many of them with no masks at all, or masks beneath their noses, or masks around their necks, have done the Buckeye State proud and helped beat…
Planted Offers Clean-Eaters Wholesome Options from Virtual Kitchen in Kamm’s Corners
So-called “clean eaters” have a new option on Cleveland’s west side. Planted (17446 Lorain Ave., 216-284-6090), which operates essentially as a ghost kitchen in the presently shuttered Red Lantern restaurant in Kamm’s Corners, began offering food on October 22. According to partners Erica Carlberg and Eric Nugent, the concept originally was conceived as a full-service brick-and-mortar…
City of Cleveland to Intensify Mask Enforcement, Adjust Staffing Plan in Light of Covid Surge
In a Friday press conference occasioned by the statewide surge in Covid-19 cases, Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson reaffirmed the city’s commitment to enforcing its mask mandate at bars and restaurants and said a prior plan to bring back City Hall staffers at full capacity has been revised. Jackson and a number of his chiefs outlined…
Crust Pizza in Tremont Reopens Dining Room for the First Time Since March
Like most restaurants, Crust (2258 Professor Ave., 216-583-0257) closed up shop in mid-March because of Covid. But unlike most of its competition, the three-year-old Tremont restaurant never reopened its dining room for dine-in service, instead focusing exclusively on take-out business. Starting tonight at 4 p.m., diners once again can settle in for a full-service meal, says…
Herpesyl Scam: Real Herpes Outbreak Support Supplement Risks
Herpesyl is a dietary supplement design that targets and destroys the herpes virus’s root cause and its related outbreaks by strengthening your immunity system. According to the official supplement website, the formula is made with 26 high-quality ingredients from certified FDA-approved suppliers. Did you know that herpes infection has become one of the most common…
Tropidelic Aims for Something ‘Cohesive and Different’ on New Album
One of Northeast Ohio’s most successful bands, Tropidelic draws inspiration from groups such as Sublime and 311 and blends ska, hip-hop and rock. The band puts on its own Freakstomp Music Festival each year and has played Electric Forest, Vans Warped Tour, California Roots Music & Arts Festival and the 311 Caribbean Cruise. Now, the…
You Can Now See Ohio COVID Cases by Zip Code
The state of Ohio this week debuted a dashboard with zip-code level Covid infection totals, finally. Previously, information shared by the state and Ohio counties covered only broad ranges. Ohioans can now see a variety of Covid metrics, including confirmed and probable cases over two-week, one-month and cumulative timeframes. Gov. DeWine said this week the…
Hit Golf Balls In Progressive Field Next Fall With Topgolf
If you’ve ever sat in the stands at Progressive Field and thought, hey, I couldn’t hit a legit homerun but boy would I love to take a 9 iron and put a golf ball into the stands, well, you still can’t do that but come this time next year you can do something close. The…
Lakewood City Council President Dan O’Malley Elected Leader of North Shore AFL-CIO
Lakewood City Council President Dan O’Malley has been elected to succeed Harriet Applegate as the leader of the North Shore AFL-CIO, Ohio’s largest labor organization. O’Malley, 35, was elected to the Executive Secretary position without challenge. He has served, in recent years, as the North Shore AFL-CIO’s campaigns director and is himself a member of…
Ohio Breaks Daily Covid Case Record Again. Just to be Clear: That Means Lots More People are Going to Die
Today’s daily numbers continue our growing trend topping 7,000 cases reported since yesterday. Another one-day record. We also have our second highest day of hospital admissions with 268 people getting admitted to the hospital. pic.twitter.com/KuxcT4YZUN — Governor Mike DeWine (@GovMikeDeWine) November 12, 2020 Welp. One day after Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine vowed that if Covid…
Coming Out While Stuck Inside: Ohio LGBTQ+ Youth and Young Adults Face Unique Mental Health Risks as Pandemic Rages On
When Tyler, a sophomore at Cleveland State University, started hormone replacement therapy two months before spring break, the last thing he expected was to spend the rest of the semester with his parents in Westbrook, New York. Tyler had been living with three other trans students he befriended through CSU’s LGBTQ+ Student Services before campus…
Okinawa Flat Belly Tonic Reviews: Does It Really Work?
So, your favorite dress isn’t fitting you anymore due to those love handles? Or you want to flaunt your belly through the crop top, but the fat accumulated there isn’t making it happen? Well, the only solution is losing belly fat. You need to flatten the belly to fit into the dress or to flaunt…
Ticketmaster Proposes Plan to Track Guests’ COVID-19 Status
There’s no doubt that the recent news of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine has people flipping their lids with excitement with the hope that maybe the new normal may soon return to the old normal. But no one seems as excited as Ticketmaster, the same goons who put ticket-holders through the wringer this year when they quietly…
Mike DeWine Expands Statewide Mask Order, Threatens to Close Bars, Restaurants, Gyms if Virus Continues to Surge
In a statewide address Wednesday evening, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine expanded the statewide mask order issued July 23 and said that if Covid-19 cases continue to surge over the next week, he’ll be forced to close bars, restaurants and fitness centers, where the virus is known to spread. Lasting just under 30 minutes, the remarks…
AMC Theatres Now Offering Private Theater Rentals for $99 Due to the Financial Impact of COVID-19
Sometimes a nightmare is masked as a dream, and no, we’re not referring to the 2019 CGI musical disaster Cats, which was more fever dream than dream-dream. What we are referring to is AMC Theatre’s new pandemic plan, which involves offering private theaters for rentals for as low as $99. The new offer comes at…
Of Course Dr. Amy Acton Was Right
“At our peak surge we may be as high as 6,000 to 8,000 new cases a day,” Dr. Amy Acton said on March 26th during the state’s then-daily coronavirus press conference. This was a shocking prediction to many at the time — Ohio had only 867 total cases as of that day — but the…
PD Front Page Slip-up, Inadvertent Dog Whistle, Likely Result of Remote Production Staff
PD/cleveland.com editor Chris Quinn has issued an apology for “botching” Wednesday’s front page. The error might have been minor — the sort of thing that happens regularly when stories are written for the web and published in print on a delay — but was magnified, as Quinn noted, by the story’s prominent placement. Quinn began…
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Best CBD Oil for Pain: Buyer’s Guide [2020]
Pain is designed to protect the body. It warns us when something is wrong. However, many people experience a problem with this natural protective ability. When pain symptoms persist too long, it can alter our mood, sleep, and mental health. Many people turn to CBD oil to help manage their chronic pain because it targets…
Farm Mentoring Boosts Business, Personal Growth in Ohio
COLUMBUS, Ohio — One of the unspoken challenges among first-generation beginning farmers is the lack of social support and generational knowledge. An Ohio program is helping to address this by pairing new farmers with experienced sustainable farmers for insight and guidance. Minister Aaron Hopkins is an urban farmer at two sites in Columbus and a…
Savage Love: Why Are Foursomes More Taboo Than Threesomes?
Why are threesomes much more accepted in the popular imagination than foursomes? I was just googling “finding foursomes,” and the first result is an article about threesomes that takes for granted that people are looking for MFF. That is a form of heteronormativity, right? I’m not judging threesomes, of course, but asking why foursomes are…
The CDC Says You Can Still Celebrate Thanksgiving, But Be Prepared to Take the Turkey Outside
If you’ve ever wanted to kick your in-laws out of the house on Thanksgiving, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says it’s not only acceptable to do so this year, but preferred. Well, not exactly. But the CDC has updated its outlines for how to celebrate Thanksgiving safely. Of course, the safest way to…
As Cleveland Sets to Resume Shutoffs, County Sets Aside $2 Million in CARES Funding for Utility Relief
Cuyahoga County announced Tuesday that $2 million in CARES Act dollars would be set aside to help eligible residents make utility payments. The timing is opportune, as the City of Cleveland announced recently that it would resume utility shutoffs for non-payment after a moratorium that has coincided with Mayor Frank Jackson’s declaration of civil emergency.…
How Did Your Precinct in Cuyahoga County Vote in the Presidential Election? This Map Will Tell You
If you’re curious or simply nosy about how your individual precinct and others voted in the 2020 presidential election, this handy map from ace data/map/library man Will Skora has you covered. Have fun exploring and learning about your neighbors.
This is Ohio’s Most Popular Thanksgiving Side Dish, According to Google Searches
Turkey Day is right around the corner — Nov. 26 to be exact — and while this year’s family feast may be a tad bit different than usual, folks are still whipping up their favorite Thanksgiving entrees, sides and desserts, just maybe on a smaller scale. Depending on the family and area, the spread of…
Senator Rob Portman Attempts to Fart Through the Eye of a Needle
Trump carried the mediocre state of Ohio by about the same 8-point margin he did in 2016 while losing the nationwide popular vote and the projected Electoral College result by a handy margin. Since Saturday, when every news outlet including Fox News projected Biden’s victory and made the former Vice President the President-Elect, Trump has…
Local Rockers C-Level To Celebrate 10th Anniversary With Shows at Grog and Beachland
The local rock act C-Level isn’t letting a pandemic get in the way of its 10th anniversary. The group plans to have two safe, socially distanced concerts on Friday and Saturday at the Grog Shop and Beachland Ballroom respectively. “Both venues have limited seating and will be following COVID protocol calls,” says C-Level’s Dave Deitke.…
A Q&A With Trans Latina Actress Zoey Luna, Who Casts Spooky Spells in ‘The Craft: Legacy’
Twenty-four years after the original supernatural teen flick The Craft hit theaters and inspired “weirdo” girls everywhere to try levitating pencils in class, a new generation of witchy young women are stepping up to show off their sorcery skills in The Craft: Legacy. The sequel follows four new witches who come together to experiment with…
Revisit the Insane Highs and Lows of 2016 RNC in Cleveland with Newly Available Documentary
A More Civil War from Think Media Studios on Vimeo. A feature-length documentary about the 2016 Republican National Convention in Cleveland is now available for viewing on Vimeo. A More Civil War was produced by the local Think Media Studios and was made publicly available for the first time late last month. Think Media’s Brian…
Performance Anxiety? Ohio’s Porn-Watching Took a Dive on Election Day
Nothing kills a boner, or the desire to fap, quite like the words “key race alert” — though CNN’s John King did get us worked up with his digital map work and Jake Tapper’s frequent use of the word “spawn” to describe President Donald Trump’s children got us hot and bothered. But on election day,…
Chicken Run, the New Fast-Casual Spin-Off of Soho, to Open in Ohio City Wednesday Nov. 11
For months, Soho Chicken + Whiskey (1889 W. 25th St., 216-298-9090) owners Nolan Konkoski and Molly Smith have been preparing to reopen their popular full-service restaurant in Ohio City as a new fast-casual concept. We now know that the quick-serve eatery will be called Chicken Run and it will open Wednesday November 11. Soho – short…
Federal Lawsuit Against Put-in-Bay and Island Cops Alleges Excessive Force and Racism in Memorial Day Arrests
Two Michigan residents have filed a federal lawsuit against the Village of Put-in-Bay in Ohio and three former members of its police department, claiming they were assaulted and falsely imprisoned while on a family vacation on Memorial Day weekend. Monica Gulledge and Lyle Taylor, both of Westland, were at the Put-in-Bay Resort Hotel, where they…
CMHA Now Accepting Applications for Housing Choice Voucher Program
The Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA) has announced that it is now accepting preliminary applications for the housing choice voucher program, the government subsidy which helps low-income families pay rent at the location of their choice. Unlike in years’ past, CMHA will be accepting applications year round. Applicants names will be kept on file for…
Regarding the Disenfranchisement of Cleveland Voters, the Call is Coming from Inside the House
In the wake of Donald Trump’s decisive victory over Joe Biden in Ohio — a margin (~8%) virtually identical to Trump’s victory in 2016 — many have scratched their heads and speculated about the city of Cleveland’s low voter turnout. Cleveland is the largest city in Cuyahoga County, the state’s so-called Democratic stronghold, yet its…
A Small Crowd Gathered to ‘Stop the Steal’ in West Park While GOP Election Officials Called Trump’s Voter Allegations ‘Deranged’
Reports indicate that Donald Trump will not concede his staggering loss in the presidential election and will instead continue to hold campaign-style rallies (at least on days that he’s not golfing) to further boost his unhinged and wholly unsupported claims, and judging by this weekend’s activity, local MAGA parties across the country will continue in…
New Documentary Film Centers on Cleveland’s Rich R&B History
A local guy who’s been in the entertainment business since the 1970s, producer Dennis Crash has released The Greatest R&B Legends: Cleveland, a new documentary featuring live performances and interview with acts such as the O’Jays, Rude Boys, CASH, Levert, Men at Large, the Dazz Band and many others from the ’70s to the present.…
DeWine Hires Attorney with Little Public Health Background to Lead Ohio Health Department
Gov. Mike DeWine hired an attorney to lead the Ohio Department of Health on Thursday, a position that has remained vacant for the past five months of the pandemic. Stephanie McCloud, who currently runs the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation, will take over a position that has been filled on only an interim basis since…
Ohio. Record Covid. 5,000+ New Cases. You Don’t Care
Ohio has set another record for newly reported coronavirus cases in a day. That’s been true more days than it hasn’t recently. That’s what experts would consider a bad trend. There were 5,008 new cases, 231 new hospitalizations and 33 newly reported deaths in the past 24 hours. More than 2,100 Ohioans are now in…
COVID-19’s Death Rate in the U.S. Could Spike as New Cases Soar
Christopher Petrilli, an internal medicine doctor in New York City, cared for hospitalized COVID-19 patients when the city was at the epicenter of the U.S. pandemic in the early spring. It was “all hands on deck,” he recalls. So many COVID-19 patients were admitted to his hospital system, NYU Langone Health, during that surge —…
Ambitious Plans to Continue to ‘Elevate the East’ Include Dozens of Public Art Projects in Kinsman, Buckeye
The Black Lives Matter street mural on East 93rd was just the beginning of what will be a years-long public art project in Kinsman, Woodland Hills and Buckeye called ‘Elevate the East’ that’s being led by Burten, Bell, Carr and Ward 6 councilman Blaine Griffin. Bringing together a diverse, vibrant and committed team, ‘Elevate the…
An All To-Go Cleveland Restaurant Week Runs Nov. 9-20
Cleveland Independents would very much like you to help support the city’s restaurants this November during Cleveland Restaurant Week, which runs from Nov. 9th through 20th and which will be to-go only because of the pandemic. More than 40 restaurants are offering special three-course dinners for two or four at various price points that start…
Kate’s Fish Expands its Seafood Footprint at the West Side Market with New West Side Seafood Stand
When Classic Seafood made the decision to not return to the West Side Market after shutting down in March, Kate’s Fish owner Tom McIntyre saw an opportunity for quick expansion. He took possession of the stand on the opposite end of the market hall and today opened West Side Seafood. “It’s like one of the…
105.7 Flipping to All Christmas Music Today Because It’s Time for Something Nice Already Dammit
It’s usually not until sometime right around Thanksgiving when the Christmas decorations go up and radio stations flip the switch to yuletide cheer 24/7. This year, if you haven’t heard, is a bit different. If you didn’t personally dig out the Christmas decorations the day after Halloween, then you probably know somebody who did, because…
