Venerable Lefties at Harper's Divided by Union
In a strange, ironic endgame, liberal owner John R. MacArthur is fighting against a unionized staff.
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In a strange, ironic endgame, liberal owner John R. MacArthur is fighting against a unionized staff.
Plus: Gael Greene on the Plaza Food Hall, and Williamsburg's easily adored Commodore.
Restaurants across the country are donating a portion of profits to the stricken coast.
Plus, Gael Greene visits Mia Dona post-Psilakis, and Ed Levine treks to Print, all in our weekly roundup of restaurant reviews.
Plus: Gael Greene stops the presses at Print, Ed Levine waits for Sandwiched, and more in our weekly roundup of restaurant reviews.
Plus: pork rinds and Sichuan buttons: so hot right now, and Budweiser's new light beer, all in our morning news roundup.
Plus: Print's urban forager, and 88 Orchard's expanded menu, in our regular roundup of neighborhood food news.
"Anyone who thinks (food-related) print media is going to survive is kidding themselves."
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