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It will be the third location for the growing Mexican restaurant group, and its first outside of Jamaica Plain. Chicken and fish tacos at Chilacates. / Photo by Jenna Pelletier Popular taco shop Chilacates is spreading the love: The Jamaica Plain-born taqueria will open a third location in Mission Hill. Eater Boston got a tip about signage going up at the under- construction Tremont apartment complex (1480 Tremont St.), and Chilcates owner Socrates Abreu confirmed he’s currently working with architects and planners to design the forthcoming restaurant. While his original location near Stony Brook was joined by a second outpost on the well- traveled Centre Street this past winter, the Mission Hill location will be Chilacates’ first location built from the floor up. That will take about four to six months, Abreu estimates . He has been looking for more locations for a year, he told Eater, and found the Tremont spot to have “the same vibe” as the original Armory Street Chilacates . T...

Wednesday, May 31, 2017 at 4 a.m. Cedar Grove closed this week just shy of a year after it opened on Cedar Springs Road ." /> Cedar Grove closed this week just shy of a year after it opened on Cedar Springs Road . Beth Rankin For Tim McEneny, principal at Dallas restaurant group NL Group , the closing of Cedar Springs bar and brunch spot Cedar Grove wasn 't as abrupt as it seemed. "Cedar Grove was just exhausting, and it was just bleeding cash," McEneny said in a Tuesday afternoon phone interview with the Dallas Observer . After opening in June 2016, the restaurant closed this week following what McEneny said was a bustling Sunday drag brunch . NL Group has operated concepts in Cedar Grove's space — at the base of the Ilume Apartments at  4123 Cedar Springs Road — for nine years, first as Dish Cedar Springs and then as Cedar Grove. That location was often a struggle, McEneny says. After closing Dish and relocating it to Preston Hollow in early 2016, N...

Others said they got along fine with their immigrant neighbors. They ate at the Mexican restaurant, La Amiguita, where Ms. Rivera worked, and admired immigrants who cleaned out reeking livestock pens for $10 to $15 an hour. But why, they asked, couldn’t the immigrants learn English and come here legally, like their own German and Norwegian ancestors? Continue reading the main story For many immigrants in town, it was a season of fear. Some papered over windows and front-door peepholes. Parents who dreaded being detained drew up contingency plans for what should be done with their children and cars. Hundreds filled the high school gym to press the sheriff about his new approach. What would happen if they were pulled over? Would his deputies conduct immigration raids ? Sheriff Larson tried to reassure people that his officers would not target immigrants. Conversation by conversation, longtime Hampton residents struggled to reconcile their support for the president with the values th...

Weekends are, in my mind, supposed to be filled with productivity, whether that be working on all my homework or getting my lazy butt to the gym. But usually it's me eating out at restaurants and spending way too much time in downtown Grand Rapids . Whether it's to try something new or just to kill a few hours before your next class, these restaurants are sure to satisfy.  Allendale MI Laura Quinting Getting the munchies at 10 p.m. isn't a problem for Main St. Mostly attracting Grand Valley Students their deals are a sure-fire way to be satisfied for less. The Pub Burger (see photo) is only $3.99 with fries on Tuesdays after 9 p.m. Their specials such as kids eat free and $.50 tacos are sure to make Main St. your go to night out. Laura Quinting Going through B Dubs withdrawals from back home, but also have next to nothing in my bank account led me to Mully's. Their wings on Wednesdays are only $.50 each. Add on a domestic beer for $1.99 to wash down the BBQ sauce. Alo...

“This generation has a Superman syndrome. They think they can shoot this stuff in their body or put it up their nose and get away with it. They don’t know how dangerous it is — and they’re dropping like flies.” — Lt. Jimmy Cox, Fairfax County “ Eighty percent of overdoses occur between midnight and 4 a.m.,” he said. “And I usually get five calls a day.” — Lt. Jimmy Cox, Fairfax County Police In March 2008, Westfield High grad Alicia Lannes died of a heroin overdose at age 19. Besides being a tragedy, her death came as a wake-up call that the local community had a serious drug problem. It was the catalyst for a seven-month investigation into a Centreville drug ring — and Lannes was one of four local residents who’d died because of heroin overdoses. Ultimately, police arrested 16 people on charges including conspiracy and distribution of heroin. They were then tried and convicted in federal court — where they were sentenced to a total of 135 years in prison. Trouble is, it’s now 201...

Quizzes Lists Topics Save The Saxony Apartment Building is a historic apartment building in Cincinnati, Ohio, United States. Located along Ninth Street in the city's downtown, [1] this five- story brick building includes a distinctive range of architectural details. Among these elements are brick pilasters and projections, a three- story bay window on each side of the symmetrical main facade , semicircular balconies , and many stone pieces, such as pediments, keystones, and stringcourses. Due to its location at the intersection of Ninth and Race Streets, the Saxony appears to have two fronts: one onto each street. Although the Ninth Street facade is larger and more complex, the Race Street facade is nevertheless ornate as well: it features small yet elaborate semicircular balconies with wrought iron railings similar to those of the Ninth Street facade . [2] Constructed in 1891 according to a design by leading Cincinnati architect Samuel Hannaford , [1] the Saxony Apart...