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Like a Modern Treehouse, This Cedar-Clad Los Angeles Home Is Drenched in Natural Light

Like a Modern Treehouse, This Cedar-Clad Los Angeles Home Is Drenched in Natural Light High-minded modern design and relaxed California living converge in this recently built Venice abode By Mateo Tate | Save 1 of 8 1 of 8 Price: $8.888 million On a corner lot in the beachside neighborhood of Venice in Los Angeles sits this recently constructed residence pairing contemporary design with relaxed indoor-outdoor living. The residence was originally designed and built by Greg de Saint-Aignan of Saint Aignan Builders for his own family. To assist on the project, though, he recruited the help of celebrated California architecture firm Woods + Dangaran, whose meticulously designed modern homes can be found throughout some of the city’s priciest neighborhoods.

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Already reeling from COVID-19, market businesses hit another road block

Already reeling from COVID-19, market businesses hit another road block
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Laid-off staff, wasted food and deep fears for restaurant owners

Article content Owners of restaurants in London and provincewide are expressing frustration over the province banning all indoor and outdoor dining service for four weeks as part of an “emergency brake” to control COVID-19. Restaurateurs said it’s unfair that they are unable to serve their customers in person when other businesses are allowed to remain open with restrictions. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Laid-off staff, wasted food and deep fears for restaurant owners Back to video “I feel like nobody knows what they’re doing. And it’s really scary,” said Pam Viinikka, co-owner of two restaurants, The Cornerstone and the Log Cabin Tavern, in the northern Ontario community of Kenora.

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Laid-off staff, wasted food and deep fears for restaurant owners

Laid-off staff, wasted food and deep fears for restaurant owners
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Restaurants, small businesses demand compensation as Ontario shutdown enacted

Restaurants, small businesses demand compensation as Ontario shutdown enacted by Dan Healing, The Canadian Press Posted Apr 1, 2021 9:20 pm EDT A restaurant in Toronto displays a Take Out Only sign on March 18, 2020. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunn Owners of restaurants in Ontario reacted with anger Thursday at news that the province will ban all indoor and outdoor dining service for four weeks as part of an “emergency brake” to control the COVID-19 pandemic. Restaurateurs said it’s unfair that they are unable to serve their customers in person when other businesses are allowed to remain open with restrictions. “I feel like nobody knows what they’re doing. And it’s really scary,” said Pam Viinikka, co-owner of two restaurants, The Cornerstone and the Log Cabin Tavern, in Kenora in northern Ontario.

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