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Closing-closing

January is the cruelest month of the year. Count out one established establishment and one yearling.

1. Today (1/10) is the finale for Logan's, the Greek diner/coffeeshop that has held the northwest corner of 10th and Spruce for 27 years. Owner Jenny Kravaris told me that the family is tired and would not miss that commute from the western suburbs. New restaurant is planned there: Kanella. See yesterday's posting.

2. A Taste of Saigon, which pleased palates in Sewell (Washington Township, Gloucester County) for less than six months, closed. Owner Peter Tat says his sister, the chef, didn't want to continue. He's thinking of going to culinary school and opening his own place. An Italian restaurant -- radical! -- is poised to take the space.

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