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Upland Winery, the first winery in Washington to bottle its own European-style wines, is founded in November 1934

Upland Winery, the first winery in Washington to bottle its own European-style wines, is founded in November 1934. By Trista Crossley In November 1934, William Bridgman starts Upland Winery, one of the first wineries in Washington to take advantage of the December 1933 repeal of Prohibition. Upland is the first bonded winery east of the Cascades and the first Washington winery to bottle its own European-style wines. Bridgman produces 7,000 gallons of wine in 1934 using grapes grown on the winery s 90 acres on Snipes Mountain near Sunnyside in Yakima County.  Heart of the Yakima Valley William B. Bridgman (1878-1968) grew up in the Niagara Peninsula area of Ontario, Canada, where his family grew grapes, mainly Concords. He graduated from Hamline University in St. Paul, Minnesota, with degrees in the arts and sciences and law. He landed in Sunnyside in 1902, following a rail tour of the Pacific Northwest, and began to practice law. He would serve twice as mayor of Sunnyside. Usin

WineAlign - Articles - A New York State of Wine – Special Feature

By Sara d’Amato This feature was commissioned by the New York Wine and Grape Foundation A wave of exemplary wines from New York State are about to reach our Ontario shores with a springtime LCBO release featuring eight wines from across the state. Four of the eight wines are available online as LCBO Destination Collection – Wines of New York on April 26 th while the remaining four will be made available at Vintages stores as part of the May 15th release. The WineAlign team has had a chance to taste almost all of the LCBO release wines, a full listing can be found below with links to our full reviews. In addition to the LCBO release, the WineAlign team tasted two other New York wines available through consignment agents.

Massive Highway Sign Collapses Onto Car, Killing Driver

Massive Highway Sign Collapses Onto Car, Killing Driver Newsweek 2 hrs ago Nicole Fallert © Cole Burston/Getty Images A driver was killed when his car was struck by a fallen road sign on the Queen Elizabeth Way in Canada s Ontario province. Here, vehicles driven by members of the Canadian Forces are seen on the highway in a convoy to CFB Borden amid the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) on April 6, 2020 in Toronto, Canada. A car was struck and the driver killed Tuesday morning when a highway sign fell onto Queen Elizabeth Way in Canada s Ontario province. The 46-year-old man from Toronto was pronounced dead at the scene after the overhead sign collapsed and struck his car as it passed below, according to an announcement from the Ontario Provincial Police. The OPP initially said the man was from Niagara Falls, New York, but later issued a correction.

Massive Highway Sign Collapses Onto Car, Killing Driver

Massive Highway Sign Collapses Onto Car, Killing Driver
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Who is your hero?

Article content Who is your hero? Answer that now please. Not easy is it? Did you choose your favourite entertainer or sports person? Some may be deserving of that status, but many do not. A hero is someone admired or idealized for combating adversity through feats of ingenuity, courage, outstanding achievements or noble qualities. That is not to say singers or hockey stars don’t fight their way to the top of their fields, but they did that for themselves. Each of us, in our own lives, has gone through trials and tribulations to get where we are today. A true hero usually has gone to extraordinary lengths to better someone else’s life or the greater good of humanity, often sacrificing much in their own lives to do it and with no thought of any reward. How about Mother Teresa or Greta Thunberg?

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