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The Chateau on the Lake owner Buddy Foy Jr. gives an update on his business after getting fed up with New York restrictions and opening a new restaurant in Florida.
Two weeks ago, when the thermometer plunged below 20 and indoor dining was still off-limits in the city, intrepid New Yorkers continued to cling to vestiges of their social lives.
On East 60th street, patrons at the once buzzy Le Bilboquet were huddled in outdoor cubbies, wearing hats and scarves while nibbling on Cajun chicken and sipping Bordeaux. One block up, 10 tables at clubby La Goulue struggled to share four heaters while diners gripped bowls of onion soup for extra warmth.
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For Todd and Brandie Herbst, who live on the North End, their kitchen is the hub of daily life.
It s where they spend time with their with their daughters, Paisley, 10, Minty, 8, and Capri, 5, and where their Cavalier King Charles spaniels Sailor and Saffron might pause or run through on their way to somewhere else in the house.
It is a warm, inviting cozy space where light filters through a large picture window that faces the pool and well-manicured garden. Cookbooks are housed on shelves throughout the room, and paintings are thoughtfully placed and a bubble-gum pink Kitchen Aid mixed is a pop of color on the countertop. It is a home cook’s paradise.
Businesses disappointed, but understanding about SunFest cancelation
SunFest cancels 2021 festival in West Palm Beach By T.A. Walker | January 27, 2021 at 5:55 PM EST - Updated January 28 at 10:22 AM
Each spring on the West Palm Beach waterfront, SunFest would host four days of nearly 50 bands on three stages but organizers say this year, that’s not going to happen.
Paul Jamieson, executive director of SunFest said, Everything about a music festival is not COVID friendly.
The festival canceled because Every performer expressed concern about putting their fans in a music festival environment, said Jamieson.
SunFest says by this time each year they would have 90% of the acts booked and this year, There is a lot of movement in the music festival industry away from spring, Jamieson said.
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