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Local Eats: Tiki Sam’s Pizza brings food truck wood-fired pizza to Jackson Today 9:30 AM Facebook Share Such is life these days for Tiki Sam’s Pizza. The Hanover-based food truck featuring wood-fired pizza started five years ago as Durocher’s dream. He works the truck with his wife Julie and support from his children and friends. “I love what I do,” Durocher said. “This is my dream job.” Pepperoni pizza is the most popular, Durocher said. The Honey Love pizza with pepperoni, mozzarella cheese and Mike’s Hot Honey drizzled on top is also super popular. Another pizza to try is the new Dilly Pie with garlic parmesan sauce, mozzarella cheese and dill pickles. ....
Hesketh, which sailed out of Liverpool and delivered slaves to Saint Kitts in 1761, to the 566-ton Parr, another Liverpool ship that sailed in the 1790s. Ships comparable in size to the Hesketh were designed to carry as few as six pleasure passengers; refitted as a slaver, the Hesketh transported a crew plus thirty Africans. The Parr, on the other hand, carried a crew of 100 and a cargo of as many as 700 slaves. Most ships nicknamed Guineamen, after the Gulf of Guinea on the west coast of Africa were sized somewhere in between, growing in tonnage over time as the Atlantic trade itself grew. American traders preferred somewhat smaller ships than their British counterparts: two-masted sloops (25 to 75 tons) and schooners (30 to 150 tons) required smaller crews and shorter stays on the African coast, where tropical diseases were a constant threat to crew and cargo alike. ....