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Inverness retail condo sells to California investor for $12.19 million
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Dan the Sausageman: ‘We can’t be great unless we fail’
The recession nearly cost Danny House everything, but he crawled back.
Houston restaurant consultant to retire after helping local concepts, city projects for 40 years
Chris Tripoli has helped more than 100 local restaurants grow and has aided food service projects in Discovery Green, Hobby Center for the Performing Arts and Minute Maid Park.
Inside look: Stone Creek brings expanded food menu, patio to new Downer cafe
Stone Creek Coffee's newest cafe on Milwaukee's east side is open, offering up an expansive outdoor patio, a walkup service window and a new culinary program from the Milwaukee-based coffee company.
The new location, 2650 N. Downer Ave., takes over a former Associated Bank branch storefront at the intersection of Downer Avenue and East Park Place, activating a corner that's been vacant for the past few years. It's one of Stone Creek's larger cafes and is a culmination of the knowledge the company…
Senate committee passes bill that includes $3M for Big Island agriculture research facilities
The Senate Appropriations Committee passed a bill that includes $3 million to protect Hawaii coffee and maintain agriculture research facilities in Hilo, as well as $32 million to support agricultural inspection stations in airports.
The allocations are part of the Agriculture, Rural Development, and Food and Drug Administration Appropriations Bill, which was passed Thursday for fiscal year 2019.
“I’m glad that we were able to pass a bill that supports coffee farmers and protects hundreds…
Journal Profile: Owner of Milk + Honey spas ready to grow nationwide
Alyssa Bower, a longtime Austin business owner, has her sights on turning Milk + Honey into one of the largest spa brands in Texas — and next, the country.
Former mayoral candidate Tito Jackson to become CEO of marijuana dispensary
Former mayoral candidate and former Boston city councilor Tito Jackson has been named CEO of Verdant Medical Inc., a medical marijuana company out of Randolph.
Jackson announced in a release on Thursday that he saw the opportunity as a way to create jobs and bring change to his city. He added that he hoped to provide jobs with a $15 minimum wage, and would hire, train and employ workers who were formally victims of the criminal justice system.
“I know many will critique this new role as counterintuitive…
Streetcar work prompts restaurateur to delay opening of Osteria
Diners eagerly anticipating the return of the Italian restaurant Osteria to downtown Milwaukee will have to wait a little longer.
Dr Pepper Snapple has been in a 4-year standoff with the city of Sacramento over wastewater pollution
The city of Sacramento and a Plano-based beverage manufacturer have been unable to settle on who is responsible for noxious fumes in the city's sewer system — at a heavy cost to both and possible risk to the bottling plant's neighbors.
How a Cincinnati restaurant got invited to participate in a national lobster roll competition
A Cincinnati restaurant is the only one in Ohio and one of four in the Midwest invited to a national lobster roll competition.
Court Street Lobster Bar, at 28 W. Court St. downtown, is participating in TastingTable's annual Lobster Rumble on June 7 in Brooklyn, N.Y. TastingTable is a national digital publication focused on the food and beverage industry.
The 10th-annual competition invites 25 restaurants that specialize in lobster rolls – 18 of which are on the East Coast – to battle for the…