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BELLEFONTE Where others see rust, dust and grime, Angela Eliasz sees the potential for something magical.
The former Hollywood visual effects artist is currently hard at work transforming industrial space at Titan Energy Park (formerly the Cerro Metal factory) in Bellefonte into Mad McIntosh, a cidery complete with tasting rooms, event space, outdoor seating, on-site production and Pennsylvania-sourced food and drinks.
Eliasz hopes to open the cidery in June. She is partnering with Lori Balash, owner of Alloy Kitchen, the on-site restaurant that will provide food to the cidery’s patrons.
The format is similar to that of Axemann Brewery and its on-site restaurant, The Blonde Bistro, which have experienced early success since opening in 2020 at the opposite end of the old factory from Mad McIntosh. But Eliasz envisions a unique aesthetic for her space.
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15 June 2017
Titan Energy has agreed to dispose its 25% stake in the Rangely oil field located in Rio Blanco County, Colorado, US, for $105m. The sale also includes 22% stake in Raven Ridge pipeline and acreage in Rio Blanco and Moffat counties in Colorado.
The field is estimated to hold net proven reserves of 162 billion cubic feet equivalent (bcfe) and produces at a rate of approximately 2,500 barrels of oil equivalent a day (boed).
RBC Richardson Barr is the financial advisor, while Jones Day is the legal advisor to Titan Energy for the transaction.
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(Bloomberg) Former Brigade Capital Management partner Carney Hawks is planning to raise money for a blank-check firm that will target distressed companies, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Hawks will be chief executive officer and chairman of the special purpose acquisition company, which is seeking to raise $150 million and $200 million to invest in troubled companies, said the people, who asked not to be identified because the plans are private.
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The SPAC will target businesses that are emerging from or going through reorganizations or are otherwise disrupted by the pandemic, the people said. Targets may also include heavily-indebted companies that could cut obligations by merging.