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Fire-Damaged Restaurants Face Reopenings and Safety Checks

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Fire-Damaged Restaurants Face Reopenings and Safety Checks

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The restaurant atop Kolkata’s New Town Gate remains closed until repairs are completed and fire officials conduct a final inspection after a suspected electrical fire; officials also plan a safety audit, and no one was injured. Carrabba’s Italian Grill in Lexington, Kentucky, is scheduled to reopen Friday at 11 a.m., about two weeks after a fire caused significant exterior damage; no one was injured, and the cause remained under investigation. Foxwoods Resort Casino’s David Burke Prime Steakhouse will welcome diners back November 6 after nearly a year of closure following a major fire that sent three firefighters to hospital for evaluation. Renovations include updates to the dining room, bar and kitchen, along with an expanded wine program and refreshed menu.

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