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MC38 2021 Season Act 1 at Middle Harbour Yacht Club by Lisa Ratcliff 7 Feb 07:46 GMT 6-7 February 2021 Winner Lazy Dog on a gloomy Sydney Harbour during MC38 2021 Season Act 1 at Middle Harbour YC © Marg Fraser-Martin Quentin Stewart and Shaun Lane's Lazy Dog team showed once again they are in a different realm, dropping just one race win from seven starts in the MC38 class' opening act hosted by Middle Harbour Yacht Club. Only Chris Way and his Pittwater based Easy Tiger managed to claw one off the 2020 season champions and defending national champions, who fired...

Austin 360 Jester King Brewery sits on 165 acres outside Dripping Springs, and it has long been a destination for people who want to enjoy a beer and enjoy an afternoon outside. This month, the brewery has opened a 2-mile natural trail that winds through the Hill Country property. The loop starts and ends at the brewery, which also includes a pizzeria. There is a shorter 1/2-mile loop also on the property. Walk-ins are welcome, but guests are encouraged to make a reservation, which books both a picnic table and access to the hiking trail.  Due to COVID-19 regulations, guests are required t...

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Austin 360 Popular bakery and beer garden Easy Tiger will open a third location in East Austin come February, the restaurant announced Monday. Calling it a "return to our downtown roots," the new Easy Tiger location will occupy an East Seventh Street building formerly home to a Parkside Projects event space. Located at 1501 East 7th Street, it will feature some of the elements the establishment has come to be known for during its nearly 10 years in Austin: a large indoor-outdoor space, craft beer and cocktails, and artisan breads, sandwiches and pretzels. The opening will create 60 new jobs i...

Austin 360 Two new grocery delivery services have expanded to Austin, adding more choices for shoppers who are ordering food from home. MilkRun has joined the quickly growing online marketplace connecting farmers and ranchers to customers who want to buy produce and meat from local purveyors.  Started in 2018 in the Pacific Northwest, where it now has more than 3,000 customers in Portland, Ore., and Seattle, the company expanded to Austin in late November.  The local food delivery service sells produce, dairy, eggs and meats from farms such as Shirttail Creek, Windy Bar Ranch, Lightsey Far...