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Dirty bathrooms, evidence of insects, rodents: San Angelo weekly restaurant inspections
The San Angelo/Tom Green County Health Department regularly monitors restaurants and food establishments for compliance with state food safety requirements. Frequent inspections are essential in preventing the spread of foodborne illnesses through contamination and improper handling, storage and sanitation. Scores for retail food establishments, food stores, mobile food units and school and daycare establishments inspected the week of July 6-12 are listed below. The Standard-Times obtained the information through an open records request. Disclaimer: On any given day, an establishment may have fewer or more violations than noted in its most recent inspection. An inspection conducted on any given day may not be representative of the overall, long-term conditions at the establishment. A few more recent, follow-up inspections may not be included here. Environmental Health Division inspectors fill out one page of these reports. Other Texas health divisions, such as in Taylor and Wichita counties, fill out multiple pages with details, providing more information the public can obtain about local establishments that handle food. Any issues, comments or corrections are verbalized to local restaurants, according to Sandra Villarreal, the San Angelo-based health services director. All food establishments are inspected in accordance with the Texas Food Establishment Rules as adopted by the city of San Angelo. Perfect scores Angelo Ale House, 1529 W. Ave. N Burger King, 102 N. Abe St. Campus Donuts and Kolaches, 3119 Knickerbocker Road Casa Jalisco (restaurant), 3035 Knickerbocker Road Cielo's Mexican (restaurant and bar), 4132 Sunset Drive Dairy Queen, 3006 Knickerbocker Road Diego's Burritos, 3102 Knickerbocker Road El Bazar, 1634 S. Chadbourne St. Eurest at Ethicon (cafeteria, grill), 3348 Pulliam St. Fuentes Cafe Downtown (bar), 101 S. Chadbourne Golden Corral (bakery, kitchen, salad bar), 4387 W. Houston Harte Expressway Hampton Inn, 2959 W. Loop 306 Helen's Bistro & Bakery, 33 W. Beauregard Ave. Julio's Burritos, 3334 Knickerbocker Road Kent Kwik, 4575 Knickerbocker Road Local Stop No. 2, 4798 Knickerbocker Road Marquez Bakery, 2101 Ben Ficklin Road Masa Sushi (restaurant and bar), 4545 Sherwood Way Olive Garden (kitchen, bar), 4399 W. Houston Harte Expressway Original Henry's (bar), 3015 Sherwood Way Outback Steakhouse (bar), 4505 Sherwood Way Rusas Mexico, 2007 Sherwood Way 7-Eleven, 935 Knickerbocker Road Tropical Smoothie Cafe, 3129 Knickerbocker Road Whataburger, 4646 Knickerbocker Road High to moderate scores Casa Jalisco (bar), 3035 Knickerbocker Road: 98 Corner Stop, 2021 Ben Ficklin Road: 98 Corner Stop, 1302 N. Chadbourne St.: 90 Di Roma, 3029 Sherwood Way: 98 El Paisano, 1406 S. Chadbourne St.: 96 El Paisano No. 2, 146 S. Bell St.: 93 Fuentes Cafe Downtown, 101 S. Chadbourne St.: 97 Iliana's Burrito Place, 319 W. 14th St.: 95 Joe's Taqueria, 1616 S. Chadbourne St.: 96 Kentucky Fried Chicken, 1402 N. Bryant Blvd: 97 Lifted Smoke and Vape, 2502 N. Chadbourne St.: 97 Los Magueyes No. 2, 1909 Ben Ficklin Road: 92 Los Panchitos/Paseo, 34 E. Avenue D: 98 Los Panchitos/Paseo (bar), 34 E. Avenue D: 99 Marble Slab Creamery, 4552 Sherwood Way: 92 McAlister's Deli, 2952 N. Bryant Blvd: 96 McAlister's Deli, 4525 Sherwood Way: 96 McDonald's, 520 N. Bryant Blvd: 99 Nachos, 2502 W. Loop 306: 97 Original Henry's, 3015 Sherwood Way: 97 Outback Steakhouse, 4505 Sherwood Way: 99 Outlaws Tex-Mex Grill, 837 Knickerbocker Road: 91 Pinshis Tacos El Flako, 2104 N. Chadbourne St.: 94 Pizza Hut, 502 W. 15th St.: 98 Santa Fe Crossing Senior Center, 702 S. Chadbourne St.: 98 Senor Changs, 1822 N. Chadbourne St.: 95 Sonic, 2920 N. Bryant Blvd: 99 7-Eleven, 3002 Knickerbocker Road: 98 7-Eleven, 802 E. 19th St.: 98 Subway, 3016 Knickerbocker Road: 98 Taco Bell, 1901 N. Bryant Blvd: 98 Tinseltown, 4425 Sherwood Way: 97 Twisted Root Burger Co., 333 S. Chadbourne St.: 93 Twisted Root Burger Co. (bar), 333 S. Chadbourne St.: 98 Low scores and why IHOP, 4302 S. College Hills Blvd.: 89 Out of compliance: Food not stored in safe condition, cooler leaking in product Dirty prep doors Evidence of insect, rodent contamination No adequate ventilation Nonfood contact surfaces not clean KFC, 1801 S. Bryant Blvd.: 87 Out of compliance: Food not in safe condition, condensation on products Food not stored 6 inches off floor Food permit not posted No certified food manager present No thermal test strips Physical facilities and toilet facilities not clean No adequate ventilation Panchitas Tortilla Factory, 2504 N. Chadbourne St.: 86 Out of compliance: Food not stored in safe condition No certified food manager present No thermal test strips No adequate ventilation Nonfood contact surfaces not clean Physical facilities and toilet facilities not clean For more information on Environmental Health's services or to file a complaint against a food establishment or report another public health nuisance, call 325-657-4493. June 29-July 5 Toxic substances not identified: San Angelo weekly restaurant inspections June 22-28 Insect/rodent contamination: San Angelo weekly restaurant inspections This article originally appeared on San Angelo Standard-Times: See how San Angelo eateries did in latest restaurant inspections Solve the daily Crossword
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San Angelo restaurant looking for new owners
The Old Central Firehouse Pizzeria & Taproom in San Angelo is looking for new owners. The pizzeria posted on its Facebook page Wednesday that the owners were listing their firehouse at 200 S. Magdalen St. for sale. "It is a tough decision for our family to make, but our prayer is that the next owners will have the same love and respect that we have for this building and will continue to serve San Angelo," the post stated. "We are still open for business and have no plans of closing down. Normal business hours will proceed." Owners Michele and Jody Babiash opened the pizzeria in 2019 and opened Lakehouse Pizzeria and Taproom at 7401 Knickerbocker Road on July 4. The lakehouse property will not be for sale, according to Facebook. The pizzeria is attached to a bed and breakfast, which is also on the market. Jody took to his personal Facebook stating the business will continue as normal until it is sold. "We are not selling because we have to," he said. "In fact, it's the opposite. For us, personally, it is the best time to sell. If we do not get a buyer, things will continue normally. We have worked extremely hard to create the best pizza and atmosphere San Angelo has experienced in a while." He said as far as operations, it is up to the new owner to decide if the pizzeria will continue. According to the real estate listing on ERA Newlin's website, the building is selling for $3.5 million. More: Will the July 4 flood affect renovations to the coliseum? Here's what we know More: Crystal King of Central High School named assistant principal of the year This article originally appeared on San Angelo Standard-Times: Pizzeria & Taproom goes on the market, looking for new owners Solve the daily Crossword
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San Angelo police arrest one in homicide, pursue additional suspects
San Angelo police arrested a 17-year-old and are looking to apprehend two more teens in connection with the murder of 19-year-old Joe Angel Martinez III this week, according to a media release Friday. Davon Lewis, 17, and a 16-year-old juvenile male are being sought for murder charges, according to a police media release. During a press conference Friday afternoon, police Chief Travis Griffith asked the two suspects still at large to turn themselves in. "I know this is a scary situation, but I ask that you not put your family and friends through any more trouble, and running away makes things worse," Griffith said. Police asked that anyone with information related to this incident contact San Angelo Crimestoppers at 325-658-HELP (4357). Crimestoppers pays rewards for anonymous tips that lead to arrests. Griffith said police believe Martinez's murder is narcotics related. Officers with the San Angelo Police Department have arrested Justin Ramirez, 17, for a murder charge in connection with the incident, the release on Friday stated. Ramirez was being held Friday in the Tom Green County Jail on a $150,000 bond, online jail records show. "All individuals in this incident have been identified," Friday's release stated. Anyone charged with a crime is presumed innocent until convicted beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law. Around 10 p.m. Wednesday, officers with the police department were dispatched to the area of Roosevelt Street and Rio Concho Drive in reference to a motor vehicle accident, police stated in a previous media release. Officers located a male, later identified as Martinez, with a gunshot wound inside the vehicle. "The individual was later pronounced deceased at Shannon Medical Center," police stated in Thursday's media release. More: San Angelo restaurant looking for new owners More: Will the July 4 flood affect renovations to the coliseum? Here's what we know This article originally appeared on San Angelo Standard-Times: San Angelo police arrest 17-year-old in connection with homicide
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San Angelo lends a hand to those in need after flood
Businesses and individuals all over San Angelo are lending a hand to their neighbors after a historic flood swept through the city. From laundry services to providing meals to pumping millions of gallons of water from neighborhoods, people all over San Angelo are seeing what they can do to help flood victims after the July 4 natural disaster. Oil field business works around the clock for flood relief San Angeloan Connor David Horak, president of Bar H Oilfield Services, said he received multiple calls on the morning of July 5 asking if people could use his trucks to help with the water in their homes. "Our trucks were designed to put out water, so we changed some hoses and designed them to pick up water," he said. Horak said he knew about BW and Katey Church with Tactical Water Group out of Midland but had never met them. He said after one phone call and five hours later, their equipment was ready to start pumping flood water out of San Angelo. "We move pretty fast in the oilfield but not that fast," Horak said. He said they worked for 36 hours straight, starting at 3 a.m. July 7. Over seven days, they pumped around 26-28 millions gallons of water with the help of other businesses and the city. "To my best understanding, there is no standing water in any home within city limits," Horak said. "If there is, text me." If you need help with water in your home, text Horak at 325-812-2602. Sales for the good Several businesses also donated their sales to flood efforts including Tropical Smoothie Cafe. Josh Roberts, owner of the restaurants in San Angelo and Brownwood, donated 100% of July 18 sales from both locations. He said the money will be sent to San Angelo and Kerrville flood victims. "San Angelo has taken care of us over the years, so we wanted to give back to them," Roberts said. He said around $10,000 was made from both restaurants. Two sisters pitch in to help San Angelo flood victims Some individuals in San Angelo don't have businesses or funds to assist victims, but they still wanted to help. Sisters Andrea Carson and Kerri Williams have been washing clothes for flood victims out of their home for free. "We wanted to help, but we both have kids under 2, and it's hard to get out and help people in their homes," Carson said. "We also don't have financial things to give. We thought this was something we could do to help from our homes." They began washing, drying and folding clothes for victims a few days after the flood. "We had a ton of laundry in the beginning, I think because there's so much that was still soiled from being in the flood," she said. "It's going down overall, it's more about keeping up with what the families are wearing every day." The sisters are taking sign-ups through the end of July, and people can sign up for a spot online using a Google appointment link. Carson said there were some families who opted to drop off their clothes instead of having them picked up. "When that's literally all they have, I think it makes them more comfortable to know where to take the clothes," she said. More: Blackwell woman who died in San Angelo July 4 flooding remembered by family and community More: San Angelo pets in need after historic flood This article originally appeared on San Angelo Standard-Times: San Angelo businesses come together to help flood victims
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San Angelo police investigating homicide from Wednesday night
San Angelo police are investigating a crash that left a 19-year-old man deceased, according to a news release. On Wednesday around 10 p.m., officers with the police department were dispatched to the area of Roosevelt Street and Rio Concho Drive in reference to a motor vehicle accident. Officers located a male subject, later identified as Joe Angel Martinez III, 19, inside the vehicle. "The individual was later pronounced deceased at Shannon Medical Center," the release stated. The incident remains under active investigation by the Criminal Investigations Division at the department. "At this time, no further information will be released," the release stated. If you have any information related to this incident, contact San Angelo Crimestoppers at 325-658-HELP (4357). More: Will the July 4 flood affect renovations to the coliseum? Here's what we know More: San Angelo lends a hand to those in need after flood This article originally appeared on San Angelo Standard-Times: San Angelo police investigating crash that killed Joe Martinez, 19
