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Image credit: Bagel Nook Dive into this week’s top stories from Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, New York, Orlando, Philadelphia, Phoenix, San Diego, and San Francisco (RestaurantNews.com)  What Now Media Group, Inc., the industry-leading publisher of pre-opening restaurant news, has released its weekly bulletin with the biggest stories from its 12 watchdog…Continue Reading

(RestaurantNews.com)  Crave Hot Dogs & BBQ is one of the fastest growing BBQ and hot dog chains in America. Just featured on Americas best with award winning food, Crave is poised for significant growth for 2022 and beyond. With 51 units open and sold across the United States they are determined to be the leader…Continue Reading

What a year, folks. In 2021 we learned how to eat in restaurants again, cooked with our far-flung friends and family for the first time in months, and air-fried. Lots of air-frying. Here at BA we were hard at work Highly Recommending our most treasured snacks and reviewing the tools and appliances we can’t cook…Continue Reading

Coronavirus Lines were set up for COVID-19 testing and vaccination at Tufts Medical Center Boston. David L. Ryan / The Boston Globe By Amanda Kaufman, The Boston Globe December 27, 2021 | 2:24 PM Two Boston researchers are calling on the United States to implement a system that would urge local officials to temporarily pause…Continue Reading

Travel Over 2,400 flights were canceled around the globe on Monday as the COVID-19 omicron variant spreads. Travelers wait to check their bags at Logan International Airport on Christmas Day. Erin Clark / The Boston Globe If you’re heading out of town or traveling home, you should check your flight status sooner rather than later.…Continue Reading

Coronavirus “If we don’t get it right, it’ll both be hugely disruptive and won’t keep us safe.” With only four days until Christmas, people lined up to get tested for COVID-19 at the Anna M. Cole Community Center in Jamaica Plain on Dec. 21. Erin Clark / The Boston Globe Public health experts are already…Continue Reading

Health By Emily Wax-Thibodeaux, Washington Post December 27, 2021 | 10:59 AM After Andy and Erin Gress had their fourth child, Andy decided it was time for him to “step up” and help with the family planning. So he did something that the mere thought of makes some men cringe: He got a vasectomy. It…Continue Reading

Coronavirus “When you have such a high volume of new infections, it might override a real diminution in severity.” Brigham and Womens Hospital. John Tlumacki/Globe Staff By Isabella Grulln Paz, New York Times Service December 27, 2021 | 8:02 AM The highly transmissible omicron virus variant is sending daily U.S. caseloads soaring to levels higher…Continue Reading

The death of Joan Didion steals from the United States not only one of its best literary artists, but also one of its most astute political analysts. Because Didion was so prolific and accomplished, it was always inevitable that certain aspects of her oeuvre would overshadow others. In this case, her political commentary and journalism…Continue Reading