Chef Nancy Silverton has coronavirus

Chef Nancy Silverton has tested positive for coronavirus. The crisis relief program she operated at Chi Spacca will move to Jessica Koslow's Sqirl.
Jenn Harris • Los Angeles Times • April 3, 2020
Mozzaplex chef Nancy Silverton has tested positive for the new coronavirus. Silverton’s partner Michael Krikorian made the announcement in an essay on his personal website Friday. Silverton and Krikorian were tested for the virus on March 27 after...
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