Open Sores While Handling Food: Restaurant Inspections | Patch PM

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Restaurant Inspections: Employee With Open Sores Handled Food

Inspectors say they saw an employee with open sores on their hands handling food without gloves. See the details, and read other metro Atlanta restaurant inspections below.

Atlanta Restaurants Open On Thanksgiving

If you'd like to ditch all the work and go out to a restaurant, here's a list of places in downtown Atlanta taking reservations on Turkey Day, courtesy of Open Table.

These GA Stores Have Biggest Black Friday Discounts, Study Says

A study has identified the 32 stores that are offering the deepest discounts, on average, for pre-holiday sales in Georgia.

Atlanta United To Launch Expansion Team In Gwinnett

After winning the hearts of local sports fan in their first season in Major League Soccer, Atlanta United FC is starting up a farm club in Gwinnett County.

Woman Robbed While Walking 2 Dogs In Woodstock

Woodstock detectives are investigating the robbery of a woman who was walking her two dogs last week in a neighborhood off Ridgewalk Parkway.

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• 3 Arrested In Atlanta For Baltimore Murder: Police
• Stolen Chick-fil-A Van Found In Cobb County
• Shots Fired Near Site Of Canton Double Homicide

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• Restaurant Inspections: Crusty Black Mold, No Hot Water
  
• Forsyth Restaurant Inspections: IHOP, Taco Mac, Bojangles
  
• Douglas County Restaurant Inspections: Ruby Tuesday's, Olive Tree
  
• Gwinnett Restaurant Inspections: Starbucks, I Love Wings

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