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Chicago restaurateur transforms Los Gatos High School cafeteria

Len Ramirez reports on work by food consultant to make healthier foods in school cafeterias. From KPIX CBS San Francisco.

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“Family owned Chicago area restaurant donates thousands of meals to Veterans amid coronavirus pandemic.” Fox News Chicago correspondent Matt Finn reports.

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Ted Boundas graduated from St. Rita High School, earned a scholarship to attend Villanova University, and then went on to Harvard Law School. Learn more about Ted.

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Restaurant and Chicago Heights Residents Team Up to Provide Free Lunches

Residents in south suburban Chicago Heights are teaming up with a local restaurant to make sure kids receive meals during this time of need. NBC 5’s Leeann Trotter reports.

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The Eight Best Mom and Pop Restaurants in Illinois

These family-owned restaurants have been serving local patrons for decades. The following mom and pop restaurants are known for their hospitality, great food, and overall friendly atmosphere…

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NOVEMBER 2020
The Country House Restaurant is launching a new effort to help struggling seniors and families over the holidays and they need your help. “$15 will cover a full meal delivered, microwavable and ready to re-heat to somebody’s door.” – Paul Boundas.

APRIL 2020
“A restaurant in south suburban Alsip that has been providing free meals with no questions asked during the COVID-19 pandemic hopes they can continue their community service. From sun up to sundown, they’ve been taking phone orders.”

MARCH 2020
“A restaurant in south suburban Alsip is helping homebound senior citizens during the COVID-19 pandemic. Paul Boundas and his staff of cooks and waitresses at Country House Restaurant are taking matters into their own hands.”

Alsip’s Top 5 Restaurants: Best Businesses of the Year
“Excellent customer service, friendly staff and great food are among the reasons why Alsip Patch readers love these 10 local hot spots nominated as “Local Businesses of the Year.”

“When the governor ordered restaurants across Illinois to stop dining-in service last week because of coronavirus, Paul Boundas did not want to stop feeding people. So the co-owner of Country House Restaurant in southwest suburban Alsip went to Facebook. He asked folks to tell him about seniors and vulnerable families who might have trouble getting food in the coming days.”

“By this week, Country House was feeding more than 1,000 people a day to help them stay home and avoid infection during the COVID-19 public health crisis, the restaurant’s owner, Paul Boundas, said. And the feeding initiative just keeps growing.”

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