Author: John Flynn
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Tightknit crew
In Sacramento, crafty entrepreneurs collaborate to raise the profile of the artisanal scene.
This article was published on 03.30.17
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Good ol’ coffee
Camellia Coffee Roasters plans to brings new roasts to Mansion Flats in late spring; Donut Madness adds to its horror-show confections with “Dough-nald Trump.”
This article was published on 03.23.17
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Briana Aea, an organizer of Sacramento Indie Arcade
The marketing-savvy businesswoman shares her insights on virtual reality, live-streaming and gender issues in the video gaming community.
This article was published on 03.23.17
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Meaty feast
Tips for cooking corned beef from V. Miller Meats; Chef Patrick Mulvaney shaves his head for a children’s cancer charity; Italian Importing Co. will shut its doors; and Seasons Coffee opens its first brick-and-mortar shop in Midtown.
This article was published on 03.16.17
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Sgt. Nightlife
Midtown bar Alley Katz reopens with a military makeover as the Bunker; Fish Face Poke Bar opens a new location in Carmichael; and Steamboat Acres farm opens its own restaurant in Courtland.
This article was published on 03.09.17
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No kissing in the chill zone
The newly opened Asha Urban Baths mixes ancient and modern ways to practice self-care during surreal times.
This article was published on 03.09.17
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Preserved in amber
Ruhstaller’s owner J.E. Paino grows local hops that capture “a moment in time.”
This article was published on 03.02.17
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Joe Williams, endowed brewer
Joe Williams spends his day living the dream by researching beer at UC Davis.
This article was published on 03.02.17
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Little scandals: Paraeducator banished from South Natomas special education class after dispute reaches social media
Veteran teacher’s aide can’t find work since criticizing Little Rascals showing.
This article was published on 03.02.17
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