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Dine and Drink Deals
Here are a few options from restaurants and bars as we work our way back toward normal.
Casa Vega in Sherman Oaks teams with The Chainsmokers for two new menu items available through the end of May a sparkling grapefruit margarita with JaJa Reposado ($13) and a Crispy Papas Tacos entree ($16.50) with potatoes, spinach-jalapeño pesto and crema served with Spanish rice and refried beans
. Profits from these items, which will be sold through the month, benefit back-of-house restaurant workers through
Filipino restaurant Sisig opened last month in Westlake, offering lumpia, BBQ pork, crisp pata (pork skin attached to tender meat) and, of course, sisig a dish made from pig’s head and chicken liver.
Megan Bell, winemaker at Margins Wine, is frustrated by the term “natural wine.”
While there’s no official U.S. designation, it generally refers to wines made without chemicals, flavoring or coloring agents, as well as no added sugars or acids, fining or filtration. Many believe that natural wines should be made without additional sulfur or temperature-controlling agents like dry ice, though others make exceptions for those practices. Despite such porous parameters, Bell finds the term exclusionary.
Early Mountain Vineyards’ Block 10 Merlot in Virginia / Photo courtesy of Early Mountain Vineyards
At events like RAW Wine Fair, participants must have used all organic or biodynamic agriculture, have less than 70 milligrams per liter (mg/L) sulfites, and can’t use additives or sterile filtration.
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Mohonasen girls’ cross country edges Voorheesville for Colonial Council title | The Daily Gazette
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Mohonasen s Kate Sherman, shown winning the Colonial Council Championship in 2019, helped Mohon win another title on Saturday, third behind teammate Rachel Miller.
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The Mohonasen girls’ cross country team didn’t let the awful running conditions throw them for a loop on Saturday.
Head coach Bill Sherman tracked their progress through three circuits of the loop course at New Scotland Park in Voorheesville, watching their point total creep down closer to the number he wanted, and at the finish the Mighty Warriors pulled out a two-point victory over Voorheesville in the Colonial Council championship meet on Saturday.