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• Taco Bell, 1701 Rombach Ave., Wilmington, Jan. 9. Critical: Salsa 46°F, pico 46°F (walk-in cooler). Air temperature of air from condenser 43°F. Person in charge called maintenance/owner for repair/correction. Salsa and pico date label had discard date of Jan. 9 at 7 a.m. Person in charge discarded.

Like the coupe though, one detail that seems to be missing from the previous RS 5 is a significantly wider track. Compared with the S5 Sportback, the RS 5 Sportback’s track is just 11mm wider at the front and 20mm at the rear, so if you halve those figures per side they’re likely just from additional camber in the wheel alignment settings.

Especially popular among perpetually hungry teenagers and late-night bar-goers, the Tex-Mex-ish fast-food chain, known for a value menu where ingredients like Fritos chips are wrapped in a tortilla and sold for a buck or so, serves chalupas, XXL Grilled Stuft Burritos and whatever a "crunch wrap" is.

The store will sell Comcast services such as cable, internet, home security and mobile phone service. Visitors can use display iPads and other mobile devices to check out apps like the Xfinity Stream that lets people watch live TV on mobile devices when connected to wifi.

• Rain Uptown (Food Service), 5217 98th St.: cold hold foods held at improper temperatures. Observed soiled ice deflector panel. Observed wiping cloths stored improperly. Observed coffee grounds stored on floor. Corrected on site. Observed no certified food manager on site at the time of inspection. Observed facility employees lacking required food handler certifications at the time of inspection. Corrected by 02/14/19. Observed missing and broken thermometers. Corrected by next routine inspection.

Made from 100 percent soy wax, these candles come in six pure essential oil infused scents: Nirvana, Dream, Inspire, Vibes, Bliss, and Balance. (Originally priced at $70!)

"This is our test site for this concept," Jimmy Kollintzas said. "We're definitely interested in taking this concept to other locations. We took a lot of time with the logo, graphics and design. You need good food, good service and good marketing."

"We expect more walking traffic in Valparaiso," she said. "We'll sell pizza by the slice, which will be one major difference."

And to reduce costs and speed installation, Barazone developed an oil-truck mounting system that eliminates the tractor and operator and enables the geosynthetic to be installed as the oil is sprayed down in one operation. The Grizzly attaches to a hydraulic lifting frame that raised the Grizzly up for transportation and loading rolls and lowers it for installation. The truck pulls the Grizzly, positioned behind the spray bar. Unique to the system is that the fabric is installed not immediately behind the truck but 3 to 6 feet behind it.

Champagne hopes to draw breakfast regulars as well as local high school students, who he hopes will drop by for milkshakes after school.

Both work fine but I prefer the manual transmission because it is quicker off the line and faster through the gears. Off-road you want that 4.10 or 4.30 launch in 1st gear for the auto and 2nd gear drop the clutch on the manual. Not made for highway speed domination but will move just fine on normal roads and the ECT button makes this 4-cylinder scream past 3 or 4 cars on a two-laner with ease!

New owners have acquired the former Marquette Perk building at 900 N. Shelby St. in Gary's lakefront Miller neighborhood, and hope to lease it to someone who will operate it as a coffee shop/bakery.