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Monthly Archives: August 2014
Wine and the Rebirth of Niagara Falls: He Won the Indy Prize, and She Got a Vineyard
It wasn’t exactly your normal marital spat. Still, there was some disagreement. Duncan Ross was working in IT and wanted a winery “when we retire.” His wife, Robin, had grown up on a Youngstown, N.Y., farm and knew how much … Continue reading
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Tagged Arrowhead Spring Vineyards, BMP Distributors, Duncan Ross, Indy International Wine Competition, Robin Ross
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At Niagara’s Freedom Run Winery, Production and Education Meet
A short distance up the road from Eveningsong Vineyard, profiled yesterday, is Freedom Run Winery, where Kurt Guba, a former actor turned sommelier and cellar master, presides over the winemaking process. Born in the whaling town of New Bedford, trained … Continue reading
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Tagged #tasteniagara, Freedom Run Winery, Kurt Guba, Niagara County Community College, Niagara Wine Trail
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Not Far from Niagara Falls, Wineries Abound
Niagara County, N.Y., used to be a big manufacturing center in the U.S. But with the collapse of U.S. manufacturing over the past three decades, manufacturing has moved way down in the rankings. What’s No. 1? Agriculture. What’s No. 2? … Continue reading
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Tagged Cave Spring Cellars, Eveningside Vineyards, Niagara Escarpment, Niagara Wine Trail, Randy Biehl
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CDC’s Budget to Control Infectious Diseases Slashed 75%, But Its Anti-Alcohol Programs Continued Full Strength
Infectious diseases or a jihad against alcohol. It shouldn’t be hard to figure out where government should put its money. But in the “restricted budget environment in which our government operates today, funding to meet these pandemics has fallen” to … Continue reading
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Tagged CDC, Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, Chris Smith, Doctors Without Borders, Ebola, ELWA, Frnak glover, Samaritans Purse, SIM, Tom Frieden
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