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Deck the halls this Christmas Eve with a special holiday pre-fixe dinner at Juniper & Ivy on Wednesday, December 24! Savor an expertly crafted, four-course dining experience created by Chef de Cuisine Alex Penkin and the J&I culinary team. Inspired by winter’s most expressive flavors, the menu features bold ingredients from bright citrus and rich seafood to hearty grains, deep umami, and festive seasonal touches. Shaped by the team’s creativity, innovation, and expert techniques, this evening promises warmth, wonder, and the perfect setting to gather with loved ones. Elevate the evening’s experience and enjoy an optional wine pairing that complements each course or sip on festive holiday cocktails. Children can enjoy a la carte options, and reservations are required and can be booked via OpenTable. Juniper & Ivy on Facebook / Instagram

The Spanish government reiterated it would not let U.S. forces use two joint military bases in Spain as the U.S.-Israeli war in Iran escalates, widening a rift with the Trump administration.

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