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Towson, MD
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‘Physically And Emotionally Demanding’: Moo Moo Cows Reopens After Third Vandalism Attack
Moo Moo Cows is back open in Maryland — again — after the owners took a few days to clean up from another vandalism incident. The popular ice cream shop reopened on Wednesday, Sept. 3 after it was targeted by vandals for a third time last week, leaving them left picking up the pieces. The latest incident was reported between 1:15 a.m. and 1:40 a.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 26. They reopen at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, and will be serving until 9 p.m. "The multiple attacks against our shop over the last three weeks have been physically and emotionally demanding on the Moo Moo Cows' family," the ow…
Towson, MD
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Portnoy Saves Christmas For Baltimore Pizzeria On Brink Of Closure With Whopper $60K (
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Christmas came early for a struggling Maryland pizza place courtesy of a chance visit from "Stool Presidente," who will help the eatery keep their doors open beyond the holidays. Dave Portnoy, the founder of Barstool Sports who may be more well known for his viral reviews of pizza joints around the country, had a special holiday treat in his mind after stopping by TinyBrickOven on Light Street in Baltimore for a quick bite. Known for its New York-style pies, the restaurant - which has struggled to secure a liquor license, according to a good-natured employee who sparked up a conversation wi…
Paterson, NJ
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Community Rallies To Save Passaic County Deli
Ingwersen's Delicatessen has been an institution in Passaic County since it opened in 1960. Owner Scott Ingwersen was faced with closing the North Haledon deli and he turned to the community for help. He created a fundraiser that raised $5,775, more than the $5,000 he was seeking. "This is a humbling and embarrassing situation," Ingwersen said. "It’s killing me to ask but I don’t know what else to do. I’ve been advised by numerous concerned people to do this. Being a stubborn German I have a hard time asking anyone for their help. But I am asking for some help to restart my business." Ha…
Chappaqua, NY
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Brand-New Deli Off To Strong Start In Chappaqua
A family-owned Northern Westchester deli’s first month in business has seen a promising start. Mexcellent Deli, located in Chappaqua at 27 South Greeley Ave., opened on Tuesday, April 18. The deli offers “traditional Mexican cuisine combined with American deli fare,” according to the eatery’s website. In addition to buying their meals in-store, Mexcellent offers catering services. “Much more than a Deli!” wrote David K. of Chappaqua in a five-star review on Mexcellent’s Yelp page. “Excellent food and a very friendly staff. ... This will become a regular destination.” Posted by mexce…
Bristol, PA
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Bucks Authorities Seek Suspected Roadside Egg Thief
While it "may not be the crime of the century," police in Springfield Township say they are trying to find a suspected egg thief. A cooler of farm fresh eggs and an undisclosed amount of cash was stolen from an honor-system roadside stand along Ebert Road on Saturday, March 18, township police said in a statement. Investigators believe the suspect may have robbed the cooler on "more occasions" as well. "Our residents deserve the ability to place things out for folks to enjoy and keep the cycle of supporting small businesses and neighbors without the worry of petty thieves steali…
Amherst, MA
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Amherst Could Pay You To Shop And Eat In Town
To help small businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Amherst BID is awarding gift cards to people who shop in the town's stores and eat at its restaurants. The Amherst Downtown Business Improvement District (BID) announced Thursday, Oct. 7, the launch of its “Take the Pledge” campaign. From now until Dec. 31 people can turn in their receipts from an official checklist of restaurants, retailers, and services or salons to be entered to win one of three prizes: $100-$500 in Amherst Area Chamber of Commerce gift cards. “As our town navigates through the pandemic during the fall and early…
