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Swarming flies invading Delray Marketplace restaurants

Delray Marketplace management has asked for state and county assistance. It has increased the frequency of its fly-prevention program and wants to conduct the most aggressive control program permitted. The managers also are working with the state Department of Health to identify the source of the flies. Until that report is done, it won t be known how bad the issue is or specifically where they are coming from. “This is just terrible,” said Nicholas Muccia, general manager of Ocean One, which only recently replaced the shuttered Cabo Flats at the north end of the marketplace. He attributes the problem to area farmers using fertilizer. 

This is terrible : Swarming flies agitating Delray Marketplace diners, restaurant owners

This is terrible : Swarming flies agitating Delray Marketplace diners, restaurant owners Mike Diamond © Thomas Cordy, THE PALM BEACH POST New fans like the one pictured at left were recently installed at Ocean One Bar and Grille at Delray Marketplace in unincorporated Palm Beach County. Photographed at the restaurant on Tuesday, April 27, 2021. Delray Marketplace has called on a University of Florida entomologist and the state Department of Health to help combat a fly infestation that has already resulted in the one-day closure of a restaurant and three others receiving citations. © THOMAS CORDY, THE PALM BEACH POST Entrance to Delray Marketplace in unincorporated Palm Beach Count, Fla., on Friday, March 5, 2021.

I Heart Mac & Cheese Full Speed Ahead Despite Critics, Says CEO | Franchise Insights

Beth Ewen Illustration by Jonathan Hankin Could the root cause of growing rancor at I Heart Mac & Cheese be that customers don’t heart the cheese sauce? Genevieve Prieto thinks so. She was the second franchisee to sign on, in late 2017, and said she was told by Michael Blom, the chef that helped create the brand, that sales at the flagship store in Florida were $700,000 a year. The actual figure was $262,054, a document shows. She closed her store in December 2018, only eight months after opening, after sales dropped from $31,000 the first week to $5,000 the last, she said, and then sued the brand for illegal financial performance representations, among other allegations, and subsequently filed for personal bankruptcy.

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