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August 18, 2008 2:47 PM
Coupage bites dust, neighbor scents air with Saffron
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Ah, the tumultuous restaurant business.
First I heard from reader Steve Berg, who wrote: "I am so sad and disappointed right now. We were going to go out Saturday night to dinner at one of Madrona's nicest restaurants and when we arrived it was dark. I thought, `Private party earlier it the evening,' but it has been dark since then. No note on the door, nothing on the phone message except `full mailbox,' and nothing on the website as of yesterday. Can you tell me anything about the demise of Coupage? I'm hoping they are on vacation -- but I'm not holding my breath."
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August 18, 2008 9:39 AM
What I did on my Korean "staycation"
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Yesterday I had a few hours to myself. So I went to Korea for fried chicken:
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