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Real estate developer lists 1,318-acre Thomasville plantation with 1910 home for $10.9M (Photos)
Seller Bob Dean was drawn to the 18,000-square-foot, Mediterranean style home built in 1910 and designed by New York architect A.S. Bell.
Right of first refusal ordinance brings complexities
The city of Denver predicts that nearly 2,000 apartment units within the city and county limits are at risk of converting from affordable-restricted units to market-rate units in the coming years; potentially
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Denver’s Whale sites: Englewood CityCenter Edition
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Ex-Mexican restaurant owner gets year in prison
A man who owned a trio of Mexican restaurants in the Buffalo area was sentenced to a year in prison for tax evasion and employing illegal workers.
Sergio Ramses Mucino worked with co-defendants Jose Sanchez-Ocampo and Marguin Sanchez to hire at least 10 illegal workers at the former restaurants he owned – Don Tequila in Buffalo, El Agave in Cheektowaga and La Davina in Kenmore, U.S. Attorney James Kennedy said.
Mucino also evaded paying over $1 million in taxes between 2013 and 2015, Kennedy…
MGM Springfield gambling revenue for January lowest since opening
This story originally appeared on MassLive.com.
MGM Springfield’s gross gambling revenue of $19.7 million for the month January was the lowest revenue of any full month of operation since the $960 million casino opened in August 2018.
The figures, released by the Massachusetts Gaming Commission on Friday, represent an 8.73 percent drop from December. The announcement comes days after the CEO of parent company MGM Resorts International (NYSE: MGM) told investors that gambling business at the…
Tallahassee-based restaurant favorite opens location in Jacksonville next week
The indulgent breakfast and lunch cafe has four locations in Tallahassee and is expanding outside the city for the first time with its Jacksonville location.
Away from Franchot’s spotlight, Md. brewers quietly push for their own changes
As Comptroller Peter Franchot focuses on challenges to his office, craft brewing advocates have put forth their own reform measures.
Prescott meadery to open tasting room in Phoenix adaptive reuse project
Superstition Meadery will be bringing its unique honey wine to a longtime vacant building on Washington Street.
What are Cameron Mitchell and Rise Brands doing next at Bridge Park?
A pair of Columbus hospitality companies are expanding their presence at Bridge Park.
Cameron Mitchell Restaurants is planning to open a new Pearl at 86 N. High St. in the western portion of the Dublin development. Also part of the project, on the lower level, will be the second No Soliciting, a members only bourbon bar from Rise Brands Inc.
“These both have been in the works for a while,” said Brent Crawford, principal of Bridge Park developer Crawford Hoying. “Cameron, we obviously have…
How BridgePort Brewing went flat after 35 years
Beervana blog founder Jeff Alworth on what went wrong for one of Oregon's pioneering craft brewers.