While the Revival reopens, work on Angelina’s continues
Revival owner Corey Fletcher is ready to open as he puts the final touches on the restaurant on Tuesday, May 25, 2021. GEOFF FORESTER Monitor staff
Revival owner Corey Fletcher is ready to open as he puts the final touches on the restaurant on Tuesday. GEOFF FORESTER / Monitor staff
The outdoor seating area for the Revival restaurant on Depot Street in downtown Concord on Tuesday.
Angelina’s Restaurant was more significantly damaged by the flooding and repairs are continuing. GEOFF FORESTER / Monitor staff
Revival owner Corey Fletcher is ready to open as he puts the final touches on the restaurant on Tuesday. GEOFF FORESTER photos / Monitor staff
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“By rebuilding the travel industry, small businesses can survive, communities can be revived, and hospitality employees can return to their jobs,” said Jenny Landis, executive director of the Juniata River Valley Visitors Bureau. “With the right measures in place, we can get people moving again in a safe and healthy way.”
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Outdoor sidewalk and street dining resuming in NH
April 1, 2021
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CONCORD, N.H. (AP) New Hampshire communities are resuming outdoor sidewalk and street dining during the coronavirus pandemic.
Cities such as Portsmouth and Concord began serving outdoors on Thursday. They are allowing restaurants to put tables and chairs on public areas such as sidewalks and parking lots.
One place that hopes to set up outside soon is Revival Kitchen & Bar in Concord. Corey Fletcher, owner and chef, said he built an outdoor deck last year to help with business.
“It’s pretty important, with decreased capacity inside,” Fletcher told the Concord Monitor.
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