Fort Wayne Journal Gazette - Businesses scorn riverfront project Liquor license discount called unfair By Benjamin Lanka The Journal Gazette Enticing new business to downtown may seem like a way to revive the city s core, but owners and managers of downtown restaurants said a
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Winter’s wisdom put into print
Greenwood Commonwealth - That speech, and dozens more of Winter’s written remarks on a broad range of subjects encompassing race, religion, education, community building, family, literature and even the state’s black market liquor tax are collected and edited by Andrew P
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Teen might be charged with providing alcohol to minor
Asheville Citizen-Times - A 14-year-old girl was hospitalized Tuesday after consuming what officers believe to be nontax-paid liquor, sometimes referred to as moonshine, brought to school by a 15-year-old boy, thought to be the only other student involved in the incident
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Washington Post, United States - Sep 20, 2006"H ops are to beer what grapes are to wine," Samuel Adams maker Jim Koch has claimed in a series of print and TV ads. They are the "soul" of beer, he asserts. …
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The Economics of Beer Drinking
Human Events, DC - Sep 19, 2006Here's a trivia question for you: What does universal health care and drinking beer have in common? Allow me to explain. Once while …
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Beer Man: Tee off with St. Andrews Ale
Appleton Post Crescent,  USA - Sep 20, 2006… I just started looking into beer by mail order after someone sent me a link to www.liquidsolutions.biz, based in Oregon City, Ore. …
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Mike Brower has a lot to wine about, but he keeps a smile on his face as the local vineyard owner gets geared up for his fourth annual Octoberfest at River Road Vineyard in Royalton.

A taste of history 
The caption under a sign marking the entrance of The Winery at La Grange in Haymarket reads “A Taste of History.”