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There was a time when Asheville was more ghost town than beer city, when its downtown was marked not by breweries but by boarded-up windows. “There was a lot of drug dealing going on downtown,” recalls John Lyda, vice president at Highland Brewing. “It was pretty rundown. You didn’t go downtown very often.” Then things
Danish entrepreneur René Gross Kærskov, the owner of Danish Mill Bakery, tripled his confectionary count by opening two more dessert destinations in downtown Solvang this year. His new ventures Brød & Kage, named after the Danish translations for bread and cake, and Æbleskivehuset opened in February and June, respectively.
Coffee enthusiasts and those seeking a cozy atmosphere will always find some delightful spot for themselves in the nooks and crannies of any city or...
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President Jimmy Carter signed the federal law legalizing homebrewing in 1978.
The inspector also found an "accumulation of dead worms on lower shelving in old buffet area" at the independent living facility.