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Missoula s Cranky Sam Brewing ready to can after long wait
Head Brewer Timmy Evon says from beginning to end it truly is a hands-on process and since the beer is hand-canned, they have to pay attention to every detail.
By: Russ Thomas
and last updated 2021-04-28 23:31:40-04
MISSOULA â Imagine months of planning, preparation, hard work and the excitement of starting a business and then a pandemic hits right when youâre about to open.
That s what Cranky Sam Brewing faced in the spring of 2020. Yet, they opened their downtown Missoula business anyway but Head Brewer Timmy Evon says it was a difficult time.
Published April 19, 2021, 1:57 PM
The four novels today come from all points of the globe. From India to the UK, and from North America to South Korea. What unites these four novels, is the impeccable quality of the writing, no matter how different their genres are.
‘Death in the East’ by Abir Mukherge
A double-locked room mystery, the events of this entertaining detective mystery take place over two specific time periods. One is in 1905, as our main protagonist, Detective Sam Wyndham, is a fresh constable in East End London; and then in 1922 Assam, India, where the same Wyndham is a Calcutta detective, assisted by the quick-witted “Surrender-Not” Banerjee. Wyndham is at an Assam ashram hoping to be cured of his opium addiction, when he stumbles upon an old London acquaintance he had presumed dead or at the very least, disappeared off the face of the earth and then is entwined in a new, potential murder case.
Homelessness issues ramped up in region, Lima Housing Task Force learns
By Sam Shriver - sshriver@limanews.com
LIMA The Lima Housing Task Force took up the issue of homelessness and housing instability at its monthly meeting Tuesday.
Meeting virtually due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the task force heard a discussion by Tammie Colon with the Mental Health Recovery Services Board, Hellen Douglas from Family Promise, Jackie Fox from West Ohio Community Action Partnership and Russ Thomas from Connected Hope.
“We have been working with lots of partners for the past 10 years, and we’ve done a pretty good job of meeting the needs of clients in a very small way,” Fox said. “We do know how to end homelessness. We need affordable housing where you only spend 30% of your income on housing, and we need adequate income.”