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| − | '''Art & Lois’''' was a restaurant owned by [[Art]] and [[Lois]]. It was blown up on orders from [[ | + | [[Image:Art_and_Lois_Restaurant_Protection.png|thumb|360px|Art & Lois’]] |
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| + | '''Art & Lois’''' was a restaurant owned by [[Art]] and [[Lois]]. It was blown up on orders from [[Tony Dracon]]. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
| + | According to Art, the restaurant had been at that location for thirty-four years, opening its doors around [[Timeline#995-1994|1961]]. {{CIT|The cuisine served at Art & Lois’ was homestyle.}} [http://s8.org/gargoyles/askgreg/search.php?qid=14517] | ||
| − | + | The restaurant was next to [[Sals Food]] and across the street from [[Delicatesset]]. Neither of these establishments appeared to be damaged in the explosion. ''([[Protection|"Protection"]])'' | |
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| − | The restaurant was next to Sals Food and across the street from Delicatesset. Neither of these establishments appeared to be damaged in the explosion. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:55, 1 September 2024
- The correct title of this article is Art & Lois'. The ampersand has been replaced because of technical restrictions.
Art & Lois’ was a restaurant owned by Art and Lois. It was blown up on orders from Tony Dracon.
History
According to Art, the restaurant had been at that location for thirty-four years, opening its doors around 1961. The cuisine served at Art & Lois’ was homestyle. [1]
The restaurant was next to Sals Food and across the street from Delicatesset. Neither of these establishments appeared to be damaged in the explosion. ("Protection")
