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During the high-spread times of the COVID-19 pandemic, patrons reacted angrily to public health masking and distancing restrictions. Those rules have largely gone away, but some people are still angry at restaurant workers in northern Michigan.
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Michigan's restaurants were allowed to open indoor dining at 25% capacity Monday with a 10:00p.m. curfew. Many restaurant owners are relieved to serve…
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As Michigan’s dine-in restaurants grapple with Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s executive order to stop sit-in service, some are switching to takeout and delivery.…
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This week on Points North, a U.S. soldier was injured in a training exercise and discharged from the army. Then he found an unusual way to cope with his…
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It’s easy to picture “comfort food,” but what about “discomfort food?” That’s what Tunde Wey will be serving up in the pop-restaurant Saartj , running...
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In Traverse City’s East Bay, on the busy hotel strip on U.S. 31, is Don’s Drive In. The pink and turquoise restaurant is known for its burgers and shakes…
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Restaurants depend on immigrants. Nationally, nearly one in five restaurant employees are foreign born. So what could President Trump's new immigration...
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Eric Patterson wakes up around 7 a.m. He pulls his hair back into a bun, puts on a beige suit and heads out the door. He is the owner of Cooks’ House in…
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Outdoor cafes in Traverse City could be moving from the sidewalk to the street.The Downtown Development Authority is debating a plan to allow “platform”…
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Two-thirds of all restaurants will fail within three years of first opening their doors, a statistic that could be attributed to an owner’s desire for...