Eastchester restaurant owners provide Easter dinners for health care workers
Owners of an Eastchester restaurant delivered Easter dinners to people on the front lines of the coronavirus.
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Apr 12, 2020, 8:26 PM
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Owners of an Eastchester restaurant delivered Easter dinners to people on the front lines of the coronavirus.
Sergio Gashi and Leo Shala own Tutta Bella Restaurant, and they came up with the idea to donate about 250 dinners for the doctors, nurses and other health care workers at NewYork-Presbyterian Lawrence Hospital.
"We thought, 'Let's send some food to the doctors and nurses working so hard to save lives.' It's really a nice thing to do." said Gashi.
The owners are also donating 100 dinners from their restaurant Sergio's Ristorante in Pelham.
"We thought, 'Let's send some food to the doctors and nurses working so hard to save lives.' It's really a nice thing to do." said Gashi.
The owners are also donating 100 dinners from their restaurant Sergio's Ristorante in Pelham.
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