June 28, 2025 - 20:13

After 16 years of serving the Uptown community, Neal Bodenheimer has developed a strategy to navigate the challenges posed by a boil water advisory at his establishment, Cure. To ensure the safety of his patrons while maintaining service, he has opted to turn off the ice machine, effectively altering the drink offerings during this critical period.
The advisory has caused significant disruptions for eateries and bars along Freret Street, impacting both operations and customer turnout. Many local businesses are grappling with the implications of the advisory, which requires them to take extra precautions in food and drink preparation.
As a result, some establishments have had to limit their menus or find alternative sources of safe water for cooking and cleaning. The situation has created a sense of urgency among business owners, who are striving to maintain their reputation and keep customers satisfied while adhering to health guidelines. The community remains hopeful for a swift resolution to the water issues, allowing Freret Street to return to its vibrant dining scene.
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Embracing Swedish Death Cleaning: A Journey of Connection with My MomIn a surprising turn of events, my 65-year-old mother has embarked on a journey of decluttering her belongings, a practice often referred to as Swedish death cleaning. While many might view this...
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Cherokee Nation Supports Native-Owned Businesses Through Bidding PreferencesThe Cherokee Nation is taking significant steps to empower local entrepreneurs by offering bidding preferences to over 1,000 certified Native-owned businesses. This initiative is managed through...
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