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Yahoo! News Search Results for coffee industry specialty
Yahoo! News Search Results for coffee industry specialty
Barista: More than just a job, an obsession (The Times of Northwest Indiana)
When Pete Licata started working at a suburban Kansas City coffee shop in early 2003, he was looking for a job -- any job -- not a career or a lifestyle.
Brewing benevolence (Bucks County Courier Times)
One Village Coffee of Franconia is supporting causes around the world through its coffee sales.
A post-industrial tale of two cities (Albany Times Union)
Watervliet and Cohoes suffered after industry fled, but things are looking up COHOES ? Five years ago, Remsen Street was a depressing shadow of its former self.Longtime Cohoesiers remember the street as a thriving commercial strip. First it was jobs that moved beyond the city lines. Then it was people who left. Like most downtown areas, it slid slowly into disrepair. But when Sal Prizio first ...
As economy hurts, so does franchising (The Record)
Vinod Kapoor believes in healthy food. If times were different, he might consider adding another Saladworks franchise unit to the three he already owns.
Kona Pacific Farmers Cooperative Adds New Training Workshops to the 2008 Kona...
Espresso training, coffee roaster training, a farm tour and a new professional coffee tasting class will be held ahead of this year's Kona Coffee Cultural Festival on the Big Island.
Something's Brewing (Convenience Store News)
Up until a few months ago, I was a Starbucks junkie. Five days a week, I'd stop on my way to the office and plunk down $3.90 for a Tall Non-fat Caramel Macchiato -- not realizing that in the course of a month, I'd spent nearly $80 on coffee and milk.
Hawaii hangs on to its sugar heritage, barely (The Augusta Chronicle)
HONOLULU --- Sugar was once king in Hawaii, steering the economy and politics while shaping the multicultural identity and colorful pidgin English language of these islands.
Tourism and Gaming (In Business Las Vegas)
Technology is sweeping the casino floor. Sophisticated slot machines are providing flashier graphics to keep players glued to their seats as video components turn the play into a better entertainment experience.
The perils of Colleen (The Australian)
AT 71, Colleen McCullough is battling poor health. But, writes Rosalie Higson, that hasn't stopped the author writing a sequel to Jane Austen?s most loved novel.
Buy the book (The Examiner)
It’s not that Dave Claflin wanted Books-A-Million to keep quiet about signing a lease for the Adams Dairy Landing project. “We really wanted to have a good, solid list of tenants who’ve signed on to the project before we announced it,” Claflin said. “A good, strong list would be about 10 tenants.”
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