Suds and more Currently open from 4 to 8 p.m. from Wednesday to Friday and noon to 6 p.m. on weekends, you can pick up canned beer from Colony Mash and food from Colony Culture at 3164 El Camino Real in Atascadero. Find them on Instagram @colonymashbrewing. When Colony Mash Brewing Co. first opened in August, it was for to-go beers only: 16 ounce cans of fresh new brews. Then they started serving outdoors, then indoors at 25 percent capacity, then back to outdoors, and now, Colony Mash is already back to where it started: selling to-go. We kind of made the full circle, owner/brewer Erik Knapp said with a laugh. The fastest circle ever.
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And for once, it wasn’t technology. It’s the antithesis to that, a virus the human race has yet to develop immunity to or a vaccine for. The concept seems unfathomable in a world we’ve attempted to build security and predictability into.
But it’s happening, and everyone is moving to adapt to this new life that seems to change on the hour. With new updates, data, statistics, and executive orders to stay up to date on, it’s hard to wrap your head around. Because humans are limited. We are limited in our capacity to consume information, and even more limited in understanding and retaining that information.
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By SUN STAFF
Gift local
During this second round of stay-at-home orders you can still get holiday gifts from local stores like these
BY SUN STAFF
There’s nothing like the holiday spirit to pull you out of your COVID-19 shutdown depression! Christmas is still coming, whether you’re ready or not, and there are plenty of local shops that could use a little extra love this winter season. The latest round of COVID-19 restrictions do allow retail operations to stay up and running, albeit at 20 percent capacity, and plenty have adjusted since March to offer online ordering, curbside pickup, and delivery. But they could use your help! And we figured they could use ours too. In this year’s annual Last Minute Gift Guide, we found some Central Coast shops selling locally made goods to give your gift-buying dollars extra local impact. There are so many out there, we couldn’t keep track.