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Maine brewer who bought Blue Hill garden center plans to sell beer there
The new owner of Mainescape, a longtime garden center in Blue Hill, wants to add beer service from his brewery this year as he expands production. He might one day create an onsite taproom on the property, he said. Spencer Janney, owner of Naiad…
Beer and Carpenter take twin chances into Murrumbidgee Cup
The Kembla Grange training partnership of Mitchell Beer and George Carpenter are looking set to rely on one race in the shape of the Kooringal Stud Murrumbidgee Cup (1800m) in order to enjoy success leading into the Wagga Cup carnival. Form…
North Shields fishermen supported by fundraising beer created by local brewery
The fishermen of North Shields are being supported through a new fundraising beer which has been created by a local brewery. Anarchy Brewery, based in Heaton, has teamed up with photographer Pete Robinson, who has documented the fishermen's lives…
Scientists decode world's oldest beer tab with 4,000-year-old message etched into it
For over a century, the museum has housed a large collection of inscribed tablets from the earliest civilizations of the Middle East, written in now-extinct languages Scientists reportedly deciphered a 4,000-year-old receipt found on the world's…
Brewery opens bottle shop in North Staffordshire market
An independent craft beer bottle shop has opened. Wilson's of Warslow Bottle Shop, inside Leek Butter Market, welcomed its first customers from midday on Friday 17 April. Founded in 2022 by Lee and Jenni Wilson-Hart, Wilson's of Warslow began as a…
Ohio nursing homes 'dump' vulnerable patients at homeless shelters in shocking trend
A vulnerable woman, suffering from multiple health conditions and alcohol-related dementia, was 'dumped' at a homeless shelter by an Ohio nursing home, prompting staff to call the fire department. The woman, who was diabetic, managing a tibia…
Grayson Perry Has Seen the Future to Miroirs No 3: the week in rave reviews
Summed up in a sentence The artist presents a hugely insightful – frequently terrifying – look at AI. What our reviewer said “As ever, Perry is the man you want questioning these people.” Lucy Mangan Summed up in a…
Boat-neck tops are the flattering, on-trend style elevating basic tees this spring - like M&S' £12 design
Spring is really starting to spring (finally!), and that means we're spending more time outside – whether that's a Pret sarnie in the park on our lunch break or after-work drinks in the local beer garden. Naturally, then, we want our clothes…
FBI's Kash Patel denies excess drinking amid officials' US security concerns
The FBI director, Kash Patel, is denying allegations detailed in a new report that he drinks to excess and has been unreachable at times during his tenure in office. Patel threatened to sue the Atlantic over the story published on Friday, which…
FBI Director Kash Patel bashes media over Atlantic story, threatens lawsuit
FBI Director Kash Patel has threatened to sue The Atlantic after the magazine reported that his colleagues have grown alarmed by what it described as episodes of excessive drinking and unexplained absences. “See you and your entire entourage…
Iran shuts Strait again despite Trump war threat - no end to economic misery
Iran has reclosed the Strait of Hormuz causing fears the ongoing conflict could cause a summer of misery for British families. In a new statement on Saturday morning, the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps announced the strait will return 'to its…
Trending bakery chain to open in Eryri gateway town with 'new concept' menu
A bakery chain is promising a fresh take on the traditional cafe when it opens its first outlet in Wales. Cornish Bakery will begin serving customers in Betws-y-Coed, Conwy, next week. Cornish Bakery is trending as one of the UK's fastest-growing…
How Coachella's Longest-Standing Sponsor Has Remained Relevant in the Age of Brand Activations
As someone who hadn't been to Coachella since 2014, this year's festival felt deeply familiar in many ways, and entirely unrecognizable in others. While 2014, of course, had its fair share of brand partners, sponsored parties and experiential…
Canalside pub's garden is packed in the summer - but it's just as good inside
If you've found yourself strolling along the canal between Nottingham and Beeston on a scorching summer's day, the chances are that you're most likely familiar with. Blink and you'll miss it but, when the weather's right, you'll find a dozen or so…
Secret Berkshire: Retracing Reading's gay liberation movement
In June 1972, a handful of students gathered at a pub for what would turn out to be the first meeting of Reading's Gay Alliance. One of the founders of the movement was Martin Kaufman, then a student at the University of Reading. The meeting at The…
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