The English pub vanishing breed
In a wake at the Bridge Inn, London, locals mourn the pub as Whitbread closes it and two nearby pubs, leaving few options and sparking debate on the vanished British drinking culture. Brewers say costs and consolidation drive closures while remaining pubs shift toward modern trends and lighter drinks.
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London
Jim Lewis
Bridge Inn
Whitbread
Skinfield
Monmouthshire
Des Palmer
Priory Free House
Lewis
Royal Family
London Bobbie
Big den
Brewers Society
Britain
Dying Art of Violin Making in Germany Faces Decline
Longtime master Rudolf Elbin of Bonn designs and crafts violins and cellos for international clients, commanding high prices for bespoke works and repairs. He notes only about 22 violin makers remain in Germany, while factory models outpace handcrafts for volume and loudness in halls.
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BOM
UPI
Rudolf Elbin
Elbin
Germany
Mozart Street
Bonn
Ethin
Japan
America
California
Elin
Genbuuen
Coblenz
Cologne
Garmisch-Parlenkirchen
Bavaria
Log Utilization Drives New Lumber Industry Trend
Twenty years ago California mills burned sawdust chips and shavings. Sequoia Forest Industries leaders say 99.9 percent of logs now get used, with particleboard produced from waste streams and other byproducts repurposed for paper loam and soil uses. Bark remains an issue, but high temperature burners reduce smoke.
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Jerry Henry Dinuba
UPI
California
Europe
Dinuba
Sequoia Forest Industries, Inc
Grant B. Porter
SFI
Doug Stowell
Stowell
Chewehilla
Here
SFL
Auberry
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