The “treats cafe and market rolled into one” at 600 Foster Street will carry just about everything that the flagship store does.
Lena Geller
Lena Geller is a reporter for INDY, covering food, housing, and politics. She joined the staff in 2018 and previously ran a custom cake business.
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Durham Experiencing Record-High Levels of COVID-19
The medical director of the Durham County Department of Public Health discusses a recent spike in the virus.
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Henderson Atwater, Convicted in Nonfatal Wake County Airgun Shootings, Sentenced to 70 Years, Files Appeal
The 48-year-old Holly Springs man was found guilty in seven felony cases and several misdemeanor cases last month. His sentence amounts to life in prison.
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On a Saturday Night at COPA, Regulars Gather to Savor One Last Meal
Patrons of the restaurant, which closed permanently last week after six years on West Main Street in Durham, lingered as they said goodbye.
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Employees at Upscale Durham Restaurant Quit En Masse After the Owner Used a Racial Slur
A social media post from Plum Southern Kitchen & Bar says that the restaurant is closed for a standard summer break. Employees tell a different story.
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Duke Graduate Student Union Petitions University to Pay Graduate Workers a Living Wage
Duke made an economic proposal last week which union members say fell short of their ask; a petition, originally circulated this winter, continues to accrue signatures.
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‘Stronger familias:’ A Q&A With Luke Smith, Founder and Executive Director of El Futuro
The nonprofit will receive a grant to expand its “Strong Minds” program, which provides mental health services to Latino communities in Orange County.
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Durham Planning Commissioner Resigns in Protest
The commissioner, a civil engineer, says some council members have broadly disregarded the work and expertise of planning commission members. He resigned with a year left in his term.
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Grants from South Arts Will Fund Several Triangle Arts Programs
“We often talk anecdotally about the South being underfunded in so many critical areas like education and health care. The truth is that the arts are also incredibly underfunded,” Joy Young, vice president of programs at South Arts, told the INDY.
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“Something You Can’t Ignore:” Q&A With Hashem Amireh, Who Was Suspended Following the Pro-Palestine Protests at UNC
Amireh, the president of UNC’s graduate student union, spoke to the INDY about the pro-Palestine student movement and the recent encampment and police confrontation.