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Cafaro Company acquires former O’Charley’s restaurant for $1.7 million in Niles
A restaurant space on Mines Road in Niles is now owned by the Cafaro Company. After over 50 years of operating, all O’Charley’s company locations were closed in the U.S. by the end of September, including the restaurant in Niles. The buyer with the same taxpayer address as...
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This Old-School Ohio Drive-In Offers Two First-Run Movies For Around Twelve Dollars
Tucked away on Elm Road in Warren, Ohio, the Elm Road Triple Drive-In Theatre is one of those rare places that makes you feel like you have stepped back in time. Open from April through October, this beloved 1950s-era venue lets you watch two first-run movies on any of its three giant screens for around twelve dollars per person.
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Potato Gnocchi with Pork Ragù
Potato Gnocchi with Pork Ragù | Chef Erik Hoover from Cockeye BBQ prepares this recipe as part of Valley Spotlight’s “Quick Cook” challenge. The goal? Create a family meal for under $25 with ingredients from Grocery Outlet. Recipe ingredients: price breakdown | Gnocchi: $3.96. Ground pork:...
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City Barbeque shutters Solon location
City Barbeque, a fast-casual barbecue chain founded in 1999 in Columbus, announced it has permanently closed its Solon location. The company, which has 77 locations in 12 states according to its website, announced the closure in a Nov. 5 Facebook post but did not state a reason. “It has been...
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LOOP Youngstown putting on Variety Show at Westside Bowl
For anyone looking for an eclectic mix of community creativity, the LOOP Youngstown Arts + Culture Center will be hosting their third annual Variety Show at Westside Bowl. Scheduled for 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Nov. 8, the show will be featuring art, music and films created by local artists of every stripe.
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Kent exempts feral cats from wildlife law, examines options to control deer
Kent City Council’s public safety committee on Nov. 4 unanimously endorsed a three-part proposal to manage — that is, reduce — the city’s deer population. First on the rollout is educating the public about the unintended consequences of feeding deer. This, city Service Director Melanie Baker said, can be done with posts on the city’s website and social media.