How To Keep Your Hair Out of Your Face (So You Don't Touch It!), According to Restaurant Workers

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As so many people adjust to a new normal of working from home, gone are the mornings spent intricately styling your hair before a day at the office. My personal new routine? Get my hair out of my face as quickly as possible,
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Santa Monica Farmers Market Crowded with Shoppers

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Southern California still doesn't quite get the need to social distance from one and other, because a popular farmers market in Santa Monica was teeming with shoppers who were awfully close together. These pics were snapped Wednesday AM, as folks mostly on the westside of L.A. scramble for fresh groceries. The person who took the photos tells TMZ
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Comic shops face uncertainty during coronavirus, but owners are improvising

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Still, some owners remain optimistic. “Our customers have really showed their loyalty,” said Eddie deAngelini, co-owner of Santa Monica’s Hi De Ho Comics. “Some have paid through next month’s subscription fees, bulk ordered comics and bought gift cards. It’s been a huge help.” Atomic Basement, meanwhile, is getting a hand from its ...
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‘Hopefully we won’t miss out on the cherries in May’: Glendale’s only farmers market closes during pandemic

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Visit https://t.co/hU4yNTDPL0 to learn more. Garcetti’s order only applied to the city of Los Angeles, leaving other cities in the county, like Glendale, Pasadena, Culver City and Santa Monica to make their own calls. On Tuesday, Glendale officials said the city’s only farmers market could stay open, adding that the organizers had already ...
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Wealthy L.A. areas have higher rates of coronavirus cases. Why those numbers are deceiving

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The doctors are based in Santa Monica and Beverly Hills, wealthy areas that both rank high in the county for infection rates. Ferrer said it’s too early to know if these types of exclusive medical services have made an impact on the confirmed case totals, and stressed that people are transmitting the virus in every community. When comparing ...
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The coronavirus is straining government services. So these neighbors are stepping up to help

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“We really need to show up as neighbors for each other right now and fill in the gaps.” Despite being told they need to practice social distancing, Southern Californians — from Santa Monica to Santa Ana — are finding new ways to come together and turn to their neighbors for support and guidance. Faced with unclear direction from ...
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