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New food trucks for 2024 include Big Papa’s Creamery, Broadway Nutrition, Cousins Maine Lobster, Coyote Café, Viola’s Submarine and World of Desserts.

AVP Atlanta begins this week, and it should be a tremendous event, as every team is home in the most stacked AVP of the year.

Here are highlights of what is happening through the next week.

Tim Britt, the founder and CEO of Synoptek, is an entrepreneur at heart who grew up in Wyoming, cherishing a childhood filled with outdoor activities.

On Saturday, Community Beer Works (CBW) announced a planned second location in Buffalo, at 976 Elmwood Ave, Buffalo. The announcement came as part of a surprise reveal at the brewerys 11-year anniversary party, where the taproom was transformed with a balloon installation alongside renderings of the new space.

The pool was originally expected to be out of commission for about six months, but the pump has been rebuilt.

A pump malfunction is to blame, as games and practices will have to happen elsewhere. Parents have been contacting the school board seeking alternate solutions.

Daily Pilot readers share their thoughts about local issues and ideas, including a development in Costa Mesa.

Synoptek's CEO Tim Britt says that he is looking forward to his company to experience greater growth under new investor Quad-C.

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