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Ada County · Ada CountyBarn Hammer Brewing on Wall Street is shining a light on work being done by the Manitoba Skateboarding Coalition. $1 from each drink, including its $6 beers all weekend, going to the non-profit advocacy group and its effort to open an inclusive indoor skate park in Winnipeg.See the Story
5 fun things to do in Mass. this weekend
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St. Patrick's DayL�nasa is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. Over those many years, they've played more than 2,000 shows in 36 countries. Their repertoire covers the gamut of Celtic traditions, not only from Ireland but also from Brittany in France, and Galicia and Asturias in Spain.See the Story
Chicago River goes green for St. Patrick's Day!
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The Oscars · BostonSherry Pocknett is a first-time nominee for a James Beard award. She serves up Native American cuisine at Sly Fox Den, Too in Charlestown. Four other New England chefs are nominated in the regional category. The James Beard Awards are considered the "Oscars" of hospitality world.See the Story
Boston-area chefs among finalists for James Beard Awards
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Portland, Oregon · PortlandMany rivers are fed by snow runoff from the mountains, creating water temperatures that are far lower than the air temperatures. Wearing a properly fitting life jacket solves most dangers posed by swift and cold water. A placid surface can hide a rip-roaring current just below that's ready to sweep you away.See the Story
Why to Think Twice about Visiting the Swim Hole Near You Right Now
Developer gives presentation on apartment building in Historic Westside
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Portland’s oldest food cart pod closes, to reopen as 300-seat beer garden
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Portland, Oregon · PortlandEvery season brings something different. Traditional Japanese gardening relies heavily on featuring the many shades of green present year-round. There are several spots throughout the property with stairs and uneven paths. Families with small children might opt for strollers rather than strollers. They're given on the hour daily from 10:15 a.m to 2:15 p.m.See the Story
Ben and Esther’s Vegan Jewish Deli to close 1 Portland location
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