In a Monday release, owner Seth Gross wrote that the restaurant’s landlord is primed to up the rent by more than 100 percent come January.
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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Workers Stage Cyber Monday Demonstration at Garner Amazon Facility
Protesters gathered at the facility’s exit, chanting “get up, get down, Raleigh is a union town” and intercepting outgoing delivery drivers.
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Eat Well, a Durham Program Fighting Food Insecurity, Receives $10 Million Investment
The investment from the North Carolina’s 2023 state budget is the largest ever made into a “produce prescription” initiative in the country.
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The Glass Jug Beer Lab Makes Draft Cocktails a Permanent Fixture
As alcohol sales nationwide trend away from craft beer, Glass Jug owner Chris Creech says it’s time to fold in mixed drinks.
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Leonardo Williams Wins Durham Mayor’s Race, Top Council Vote-Getters are Nate Baker, Javiera Caballero, and Carl Rist
Durham’s new council will be composed of a mix of newcomers and those already serving.
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Durham Protesters Block Traffic During Demonstration in Support of Palestine
The protesters, organized by the Triangle branch of Jewish Voice for Peace, called for a ceasefire in the conflict between Israel and Hamas Thursday evening. They blocked lanes of traffic on NC Highway 147 for several hours.
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Trials and Errors: Why do Wake County Prosecutors Seem Intent on Pinning a Series of Air Gun Shootings on a Holly Springs Man?
Despite police incompetence, a stunning lack of evidence, and a trial this summer that resulted in a hung jury, Henderson Atwater remains in jail after nearly three years.
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Filling Up: How Gas Stations in the American South Mirror Their Communities
Talking with photojournalist Kate Medley about her new book “Thank You Please Come Again: How Gas Stations Feed & Fuel.”
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Durham Health Department Will Provide Updated COVID-19 Vaccine to Uninsured Residents
Appointments will be available to residents aged six months or older who do not have private health insurance coverage, Medicare, or Medicaid, or whose health insurance does not fully cover the cost of the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Workers Demonstrate at Durham Waffle House, Call for Fair Wages and Workplace Safety
Since this summer, the Union of Southern Service Workers (USSW) has centered its efforts around organizing Waffle House locations.
