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Subject: Re: Wine (not Whine), specifically Champagne

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Mike Fink

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Date Posted: 12:39:50 11/07/02 Thu
In reply to: Robert J. Cubitto 's message, "Re: Wine (not Whine), specifically Champagne" on 00:41:50 11/07/02 Thu

Bob,

The first Java Junction was across the street (Oak and Broad)when it burnt to the ground! They moved it to the bottom of the old Pioneer soon after. The Globe theater still has the balcony but they closed it to watchers. Its funny but Sonic has come back to town after a 25 year hiatus and Dell Taco is going in where Burgerking use to be. Marks Tavern, Pinky's and the Apache land Bars have closed .....But you still have The Huddle, Under the Palms and Two Lanes!

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Author: Robert J. Cubitto [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 11:19:36 12/07/02 Sat Thanks, again, Mike. The Java Junction was a great breakfast stop -- STRONG espresso and good bagels. It's nice to see an old space put to new uses. The Beverage House still has a great wine and champagne selection and the friendliest staff around.