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NYC Restaurant Closures

17 Restaurants Closed for Health Violations

7 Restaurants Closed for Health Violations

Restaurant Closures This Week

Department of Health Closes Restaurants in Brooklyn and Staten Island

Emirates flight 203 from Dubai lands at JFK after passengers report feeling sick

Critical Cleanliness Violations at Restaurants in Queens and Brooklyn

Restaurant Closures This Week

Critical Cleanliness Violations at Restaurants in Queens and Staten Island

Restaurant Closures This Week

Department of Health Closes Restaurants in Brooklyn and Queens

Critical Cleanliness Violations at Restaurants in Queens and Manhattan

Department of Health Closes Restaurants in Queens and Manhattan

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Freak out the plastic bag police with this reusable nylon bag that looks like a classic carryout disposable bag! 🙂 Regular trashy plastic bags will be banned in NY beginning in March 2020 👍

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