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VANCOUVER, BC / ACCESSWIRE / January 20, 2021 / GREAT ATLANTIC RESOURCES CORP. (TSXV:GR)(FSE:PH01) (the Company or Great Atlantic ) is pleased to announce that during the year 2020 when opportunity arose it immediately staked ground that became available. This has resulted in an additional five mineral licences, totalling 5,025 hectares, within the central Newfoundland gold belt.
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Three licences border the Company s Golden Promise Property while two licences are located east of the Golden Promise Property. Anomalous gold in soil and / or rock samples is reported within and / or adjacent to these new mineral licences.
A pair of new beers from two different brewery partnerships will help raise money to support people affected by the devastating East Troublesome fire, which destroyed nearly 600 buildings over 200,000 acres on both sides of the Continental Divide in October and forced 35,000 people to evacuate their homes.
The first beer is East Troublesome Pale Ale, which will be brewed by six different breweries in the Grand County area. All proceeds will be donated to the Grand Foundation, which supports people affected by the fire. Fraser River Beer, Hideaway Park Brewing, Camber Brewing, Grand Adventure Brewing, Big Trout Brewing and the Peak Bistro and Brewery have all brewed a batch or plan to do so. Root Shoot Malting, the Colorado Hop Company and Propagate Lab are donating 100 percent of the grains, hops and yeast.
Press House Coffee will debut a new cafe and collaboration beer
Adam Randall is passionate about coffee and he wants you to be, too.
“Coffee’s best the way you like it,” he says. “If you want to put milk and sugar in it, go ahead. It’s not brain surgery; it should be fun.”
Randall’s low-key take on the beverage is generating a lot of buzz on the North Side, where his company, Press House Coffee, is headquartered.
Randall launched the company in 2015 as Green Dragon Coffee (named after the tavern where patriots planned the Boston Tea Party), but rebranded last year to focus less on American history and more on producing a great cup of joe.