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D’Angelo Pizza in Weston, Frieze at Costco

 
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Angelo Elia is set to open his second D’Angelo Pizza on Monday at 1370 Weston Rd., Weston; 954-306-0037, dangelopizza.com.

Miami Beach’s Frieze Ice Cream Factory will be sampling its top-selling sorbets and selling four-packs of same at South Florida Costco warehouse stores over the next few months, beginning Friday-Sunday at 14585 Biscayne Blvd., North Miami; thefrieze.com.

You can help boost Miami to the top of Southern Living magazine’s list of 10 Tastiest Towns in the South by voting at southernliving.com/tasty; balloting closes Feb. 28.

Mercadito Hospitality reports that its 2012 Tacos for Strength campaign generated more than $4,000 for the chefs’ anti-hunger charity Share Our Strength via 5 percent of the proceeds from celebrity-chef tacos at its Miami, Chicago and New York restaurants. The drive resumes this month with tacos by Chicago chef Andrew Zimmerman.

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