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A field guide to Newtown s growing vegan mile
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Across a two-block Newtown strip that s punctuated by pawn shops and vape stores, restaurants are doing the kind of business other eat streets can only dream of. It s King Street s vegan mile and it s becoming more popular by the week. The vegan community is a very passionate crowd, says Peter Martinez, who opened the plant-based Vandal Taqueria on the southern end of King Street 12 months ago. I thought we would be stuffed when COVID hit, but people immediately embraced the restaurant and supported us over lockdown like I couldn t believe. I ve run venues for 25 years and I ve never seen enthusiasm for a restaurant like it.
Alabama Newscenter
Few people can say they knew Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks when that internationally celebrated pair were average citizens.
Fred D. Gray Sr. can.
The 90-year-old legendary civil rights lawyer has known most of the most-respected figures in the modern movement toward equality for Blacks. He represented Parks and King, persuading judges to make rulings that helped shape both of their lives. Gray’s courtroom victories led to many of the most important gains in reducing the vast disparity in rights that was a reality in America when he opened his first law office in Montgomery.
New Chapter Court plans lodged as long awaited town centre regeneration development progresses
A new chapter could soon begin in Wrexham town centre after ambitious plans to create a new retail and leisure facility have progressed further.
The ‘Chapter Court’ scheme proposes the redevelopment of the block of shops in the Argyle Street, Queens Square, Queens Street and Hope Street area.
Described by the applicants as a “micro retail and micro food court”, the development aims to “attract national high street retailers back to the original end of town and attract smaller, more independent local businesses.”
It is hoped the space will also become home to the the “‘go-to’ places to eat and drink and with the development of the court yard that can host year round events will offer customers a new, cultural shopping and leisure experience giving them a reason for return visits.”
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