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    Chef Matt Murphy Returns To Kitchen
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    In reaction, the culinary community rallied around the father of four. "I knew New Orleans had a tight community, but when I got sick, it really came through and it's been amazing" Murphy said. The Ritz Carlton hosted a fundraiser which raised more than $150,000, and people donated more than money. Full Article at WDSU New Orleans
    I knew New Orleans had a tight community, but when I got sick, it really came through and it's been amazing
    Matt Murphy – Matt Murphy SOURCE: WDSU New Orleans 1 month ago
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Chef Matt Murphy Returns To Kitchen
  1. I think they've had more babysitters than they've ever had in their life, people just dropping by and helping out ... People are amazing in New Orleans and that's why I live here. I just love the community, how people have come together.
    SOURCE: WDSU New Orleans 1 month ago
  2. I enjoyed being at home, but it's been fun being back in the kitchen and getting back to what I love doing. You know, having some good times feeding people and meeting people and having a lot of fun here
    SOURCE: WDSU New Orleans 1 month ago

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