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Law enforcement detained 17 individuals who sold vapes containing narcotics through "Bob Marley" venues and online stores, disguising them as legal supplements.

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A restaurant serving traditional Ukrainian cuisine recently opened in the United States. The establishment is located in a prestigious district of New York on Manhattan. It was founded by people of Ukrainian origin. The restaurant is attached to St. George's Church, which is frequently visited by Ukrainians living in America.
The church has long been a place where former and current citizens of Ukraine meet. The venue hosts celebrations of church holidays, prayer meetings, and simply evenings where people can socialise with one another in their native language.
The idea to open a restaurant at the church came from volunteers.
The parishioners and church leadership supported the idea of opening a restaurant. As a result, the establishment came to life.
It is a small but cosy place, with a kitchen designed in a minimalist style. This is due to the limited space and the high rent in this New York district. Nevertheless, the design and ergonomics have been carefully worked out, ensuring that neither the chefs nor the guests experience any discomfort. More details about creating a minimalist-style kitchen and its features can be found on the website: alur-mebel.com/kitchen/kitchens-minimalist, where all the necessary information is available.
Currently, volunteers work in the establishment's kitchen in two shifts, preparing traditional Ukrainian dishes by hand. The menu features:
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Varenyky. Guests can choose varenyky with potato, meat, or seasonal fruits.
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Borscht. It is served with traditional pampushky (garlic bread rolls).
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Halushky and other dishes.
Volunteers come to work at the restaurant every day at 7 a.m. to jointly prepare traditional dishes for the visitors in time. The establishment opens its doors at noon. By this time, the chefs have managed to make all the necessary preparations, wrap fresh varenyky to suit any taste, and cook other delicious dishes for the guests.
So far, the restaurant's footfall is relatively low. However, the number of guests is gradually increasing. Among the regulars are not only Ukrainians but also Americans. Many of them have taken a liking to Ukrainian national cuisine, and they come to the restaurant with their whole families, friends, and loved ones.
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