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Animales Barbeque Co. looks to open brick-and-mortar location – Bring Me The News

The owner of Animales Barbeque Co. is partnering with another local restaurateur to find its own brick-and-mortar location.

Animales Barbeque Co. got its start as a food truck in 2018 at Able Seedhouse + Brewery in Northeast Minneapolis. Most recently, it has operated out of Bauhaus Brew Labs.

On Wednesday, owner Jon Wipfli announced on Instagram that Animales Barbeque Co. was partnering with Billy Tserenbat, owner of Billy Sushi in North Loop.

Together, the pair are looking to find a permanent space for Animales Barbeque Co. "in the new year," according to the announcement.

Billy brings a lot to the table and its finally time to get a real, permanent home for our bbq operation. We have a few spaces in mind but if you know any others please share with us! the post read.

Animales Barbeque Co. was in the headlines this past September after it was told by the City of Minneapolis that the food truck could no longer use offset smokers (ie. smokers set outsidethe truck), and it prepared to cease operations starting on Oct. 1.

But after working with the city, Animales was able to continue using the smokers through November. The food truck said it is also pushing for a city ordinance that would open the door in the future to more and better bbq in Minneapolis."

The food truck is considered to produce some of the best BBQ in Minnesota, winning acclaim even from the south, with Animales mentioned in this July write-up from Texas Monthly.

The truck closed for the season on Nov. 19.

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Graeter’s Ice Cream, Braxton Brewing and Dewey’s Pizza team up on Union project – The Business Journals

Graeter's Ice Cream, Braxton Brewing and Dewey's Pizza team up on Union project  The Business Journals

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Bed Bath & Beyond closing Mequon location | Ozaukee Co. Business News | gmtoday.com – Greater Milwaukee Today | GMToday.com

MEQUON Bed Bath & Beyond will be closing its doors after more than two decades in Mequon, providing some unique opportunities for city officials at one of the busiest corners in the city.

The retail property brokerage firm Mid-America Real Estate Group has listed the space located at the northern end of the Mequon Pavilions on Port Washington Road just south of Mequon Road as up for lease.

It is one of many Bed Bath & Beyond locations that will be closing, partially due to the department stores strategic plan focused on better serving customers, as well as driving growth and profitability, according to a company press release.

Mequon Alderman Brian Parrish, who sits on the citys Personnel and Finance Committee, said the closing happens to be coincidental, as city officials including Mayor Andrew Nerbun and Economic Development Board Chairman Tim Carr recently met with Brixmor. The New York City-based publicly traded company owns and operates The Pavilions and more than 400 other shopping centers across the U.S. Mequon city officials hope to expand their partnership with Brixmor, Parrish said.

Brixmor has expressed interest in the citys upcoming efforts to improve the Port Washington Road corridor, which looks to spur economic redevelopment by considering design alternatives using new lighting, landscaping, signage and other public amenities on Port Washington Road between County Line and Mequon roads.

Parrish said the city is finalizing initiatives for commercial redevelopment on the west side and new development opportunities on the east side, north of Highland Road, allowing for a renewed focus for redevelopment of the Port Washington corridor. The economic development board of Mequon has identified priority sites along the Port Washington Road corridor that includes the northern end of The Pavilion, he said.

With this, this city is considering new zoning districts and modified tax increment district (TID) incentives for redevelopment projects with the hope of revamping an area that has not been very active nor has achieved some of the goals of the community.

Although we view Bed Bath & Beyond as a high-end retailer, we hope this could be an opportunity to collaborate with Brixmor to achieve a higher and better use for the site in the immediate future, Parrish said, adding that two-thirds of the southern-end of The Pavilions have been heavily invested in, resulting in a vibrant retail environment.

Mequons Director of Planning & Development Kim Tollefson said a variety of tools are being considered including revised zoning districts and streetscape design plans. These will be further evaluated by the Common Council in 2023.

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Why Bouldin Acres is expanding with N. Austin location – The Business Journals

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The volcanic activity changes occurred in the 20212022 at Vulcano island (Italy), inferred by the abrupt variations of soil CO2 output | Scientific…

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Relative VC boom will translate to Golden Triangle real estate – Business Weekly

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Growth in colocation centres to lower cost of data iColo – The Star Kenya

The upsurge in the number of data centres in the country is projected to lower the cost of data locally, African technology infrastructure company-iColo has said.

There has been an increase in the number of cables landing on the Kenyan Coast, which has driven up demand for colocation facilities.

Acolocationfacility, or colo, is a data center facility in which a business can rent space for servers and other computing hardware.

According to the firm, which designs, builds and operates state-of-the-art carrier-neutral data centers, the latest developments have prompted it toexpand operations with a new Sh2 billion data centre.

CEO Ranjith Cherickel says the centre will allow up to four undersea cables to terminate at the facility, which will in turn reduce data costs locally.

As demand rises for cloud storage, heavy content streaming, e-commerce platforms, e-learning apps, telehealth systems, fintech innovation and online businesses, the new cable is expected to offer additional broadband to the national fibre backbone network.

As more systems come in, there is more competition more volume and generally pricing going down so in the next ten years data wont be any expensive, said Cherickel.

The continued growth in consumer demand for connectivity and data could unlock new markets for co-location data centres, content development networks and Over-The-Top service providers in the country, he noted.

Kenya is expected to attract billions worth of investments into its data centre market on the back of the continents growing internet economy.

Investments in submarine cables in the market have increased over the past few years.

Major investors include telecommunication providers and hyper-scale operators working to create strong fiber connectivity and connections across the country.

The company has also added that it is committed to the sustainability aspect of data centres, having implemented a Solar Energy system for the Nairobi and Mombasa data centres.

Kenya is witnessing the growing adoption of digital services such as cloud, big data, and IoT driving the demand for data centers in the region.

However, most facilities in Kenya are based in Nairobi, and with the shift now focusing on Mombasa.

In the coming years, the market is expected to witness data center investments in other cities, with Mombasa becoming a popular hub. We will open our third colocation facility in Mombasa,Cherickel said.

Colocation service providers witnessed a strong uptake for their data center spaces by existing customers, owing to the growth of Covid -19 induced demand.

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Kismet Bagles opening 2nd brick-and-mortar location – Fast Casual

Dec. 8, 2022

Kismet Bagels, which launched as an online pop-up shop in 2020 and opened its first brick-and-mortar earlier this year in Fishtown, Philadelphia, is adding a second location Friday at 1700 Sansom St., in Philadelphia's Rittenhouse neighborhood.

The 600-square-foot space will function as a takeout-only shop, serving drip coffee from Moonraker Coffee Roasters as well as grab-and-go items, various bagel sandwiches, loose bagels, schmears and spices.

"It's been a crazy two years, especially the last several months since we opened in Fishtown, but we're excited for this next step, and we are ready to open in Center City, where there is a ton of foot traffic," Co-Founder Jacob Cohen said in a company press release. "While we love being represented in different parts of the city with our wholesale operations, being able to now have a shop in both Fishtown and Rittenhouse means we achieve another huge milestone of ours."

Kismet Bagels wholesales bagel packs and schmears at businesses such as DiBruno Bros., Riverwards Produce, The Rounds, OCF Coffee, GoPuff and various farmers' markets.

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How Jodi Horton co-founded the Women’s Epic race – Utah Business – Utah Business

The Founder Seriesis a column by and about Utah founders and how they got to where they are today.Click here to read past articles in the series.

My family moved from Arizona to Utah when I was seven years old. My parents assumed everybody in Utah knew how to ski, so they signed my little brothers, my sister, and me up for skiing lessons right awaythe beginning of my love affair with Utahs great outdoors.

Ashlee Hinds and I launched our first Womens Epic race in 2021. We each bring different things to the table in a collaborative and creative way that has worked for us since day one. We have 10 years between us, and the age difference has worked out really wellI only notice it when building our playlist for the races. Ill ask her, Do you like this song by Fleetwood Mac or Nate Dogg? and shell say, Ive never heard of them, and then I remember were a decade apart!

Ashlees background is in fitness and marketing. I credit so much of our current path to Ashlee and her ability to think so far outside the box. Several years ago, Ashlees family owned Crazy Bobs Bair Gutsman, one of the hardest races on the Wasatch Front. She wears many hats and also serves as the race director for Womens Epic.

On founding a wool blanket company

I stepped away from the workforce after welcoming my daughter and son to the world. I had always wanted to start my own business. Doing it from home, in between naps and feedings, seemed like the perfect time to do so.

I began deep diving into the research of different trending markets, and thus, Lane & Mae, a luxury merino wool blanket brand, was born. I thrive on building a businessthe creation of a new brandand I love the early stages! My focus was on the quality of the merino wool while building a beautiful online and social presence. I was incredibly particular about the colors I carried, the dyeing process, and all the outsourcing details.

I launched, and numbers grew quickly on Instagram. Within a year, I caught the attention of a major luxury brand retailer. They were interested in carrying the brand, but to do so, I would need to scale in a big way. At that time, I didnt know how I was going to lead a team with two young babes at home, nor was I interested in doing so. However, I wanted to see it go to the next level. Offers started coming in, and I eventually sold my business within a year and a half of launching. Fast forward to 2019, I was busy consulting for small businesses to help ensure they had a social footprint, all the while continuing to research market trends hoping to find something new to spark my interest.

The launch of Womens Epic

In the spring of 2020, Ashlee and I were talking about our summer plans and the races we were hoping to participate in. That conversation was the aha moment. I had finally found another business opportunity that not only excited me, but I saw the long-term potential of it right away. Many brainstorming sessions followed.

Ashlee and I feel very fortunate that with Womens Epic, we have been able to create an environment where women can feel comfortable yet do something incredibly challenging together. I think weve really honed in on creating a memorable experience.

Weve often been asked why we launched during a pandemic, and I believe it comes down to knowing that humans, to their core, crave deep and meaningful connectionsmyself included. We believed sharing that connection on a mountain with so many incredible women was very much needed for so many that year.

There were so many unknowns, but when you believe something will be successful, you pull from that excitement and find a way. We started Womens Epic with the intention of getting more women in the mountains. It wasnt until after our first race that we truly realized how many women living in Utah, with mountains in their own backyard, had never experienced hiking or the feeling that comes with summiting a mountain.

Womens Epic really began to evolve from there. We discovered a gap in the trail running world, and we have become very proactive to start filling that void by giving more women the opportunity to get out on the trails.

Our first race was on July 31, 2021, at Brighton Resort up Big Cottonwood Canyon here in Utah.

Womens Epic sold out months in advance, unheard of for a first-year race. We also scored some big sponsors, including On Running and Pit Viper, from the get-go. I believe we were able to show them our vision in a way that resonated. Partnering with these major brands was a massive accomplishment that first year, and developing our relationship with them has been rewarding.

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