Major winter storms create more food crises across the U.S.

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TODAY'S FEATURE FOR HIGH-RISK WORKERS, THE DECISION TO RETURN TO RESTAURANT JOBS IS LITERALLY LIFE AND DEATH "'Work through the pain, work long hours.' It's the mentality of the industry." Illustration by Carolyn Figel TOP NEWS   Eater Talks: Three industry professionals on the future of restaurant criticism On February 24, writers Tejal Rao, Devra First, and Korsha Wilson will join in conversation with Eater's Ashok Selvam. RSVP here. Multiple Vegas casinos return to 24/7 operating hours in early March Park MGM, Mandalay Bay, and the Mirage return after mid-week closures. tracking the winter storm   Winter weather crisis is also a food crisis Widespread power outages and freezing weather leave many in the U.S. without food and water. Restaurants across the U.S. fight to stay open and support their communities amid severe winter storms  From Houston to Seattle, restaurants, bars, and the communities they serve are coping with unprecedented winter weather. As Ted Cruz jets off to Cancun, one Texas rep will distribute essential supplies in Houston Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee, along with nonprofit organization NACC Disaster Service, will be handing out bottle water and groceries to communities affected by the winter storm. Austin issues boil water notice during winter storm Water that is meant for drinking, cooking, and making drinks must be boiled. Mutual aid collectives provide an essential lifeline for Dallas's unhoused population A collective of organizers across the city worked around the clock to feed the residents of Camp Rhonda, an encampment for unhoused people that's been under threat of shutdown. Houston's refugee farmers face devastating losses after icy weather destroys crops  Urban farming collective Plant It Forward's farmers will be feeling the effects of the February winter storm for months to come. EATER CITY UPDATES WHERE TO FIND DELECTABLE DIM SUM AROUND D.C. Enjoy steamed dumplings, bao, and sweets from Rockville down to Springfield. Sign up for the Eater DC newsletter for more local dining news, guides, and maps. Photo by Rey Lopez TODAY'S VIDEO WATCH: HOW PITMASTER JOHN LEWIS BROUGHT TEXAS BARBECUE TO SOUTH CAROLINA GIF: Connor Reid/John Barnhardt/Kristina Crum/Mike Imhoff

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