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dontmeantobepoliticalbut · 1 year

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A collection of radical right figures including white nationalists and ultranationalist European leaders gathered in Manhattan for the New York Young Republicans Club’s (NYYRC) annual gala Saturday night, where that group’s president declared “total war” on perceived enemies.

“We want to cross the Rubicon. We want total war. We must be prepared to do battle in every arena. In the media. In the courtroom. At the ballot box. And in the streets,” NYYRC President Gavin Wax declared to a room full of supporters at 583 Park Ave., an event venue on New York’s Upper East side.

“This is the only language the left understands. The language of pure and unadulterated power,” Wax added.

At the five-hour event, which Hatewatch reporters attended, white nationalists Peter and Lydia Brimelow of VDARE hobnobbed with Steve Bannon, a former Trump adviser and White House official. Donald Trump Jr. was also in attendance.

Republicans publicly lauded members of an Austrian political party founded by World War II-era German Nazi party members. Racist political operative Jack Posobiec shared jokes across a table with Josh Hammer, the opinion editor of Newsweek. Multiple recently elected GOP congresspeople applauded Marjorie Taylor Greene, who told the NYYRC crowd in the event’s closing remarks that the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol would have succeeded if she had planned it and that the insurrectionists would have been armed.

“Then Jan. 6 happened. And next thing you know, I organized the whole thing, along with Steve Bannon,” Greene said, referring to allegations that she had led reconnaissance tours of the Capitol for soon-to-be insurrectionists in the days prior to the violence.

“I will tell you something, if Steve Bannon and I organized that, we would have won,” she said, as attendees erupted in cheers and applause. “Not to mention, it would’ve been armed.”

WHITE NATIONALISTS AND NEOFASCISTS IN THE REPUBLICAN PARTY

Republican speakers repeatedly voiced an anti-democracy, authoritarian ideology, and extremists in the audience cheered wildly. White nationalists such as the Brimelows of VDARE and leaders from extreme far right European parties like Alternative for Germany (Alternative für Deutschland, AfD), whom German officials placed under surveillance for their ties to extremism, and Austrian Freedom Party (Freiheitliche Partei Österreichs, FPÖ), ate and drank in the same room as newly elected Republican congresspeople, such as Long Island and Queens-based George Santos, Georgia-based Mike Collins and Florida-based Cory Mills.

Hatewatch reached out to Santos and Mills by email before the event about their willingness to appear in a global collection of radical right, anti-democracy activists. They did not reply. Hatewatch reached out to Collins on Sunday morning but had not received a response at press time.

A STEVE BANNON SELFIE FOR VDARE

Bannon, the former Trump adviser, physically embraced the white nationalist Brimelows at NYYRC, spoke to the couple for several minutes and took a selfie with them. VDARE traffics in the great replacement conspiracy theory and has published defenses of writings that a terrorist who gunned down 24 people in an El Paso Wal-Mart in 2019 allegedly authored. Peter Brimelow attended the white supremacist American Renaissance conference in November, whose host has portrayed Black people as being subhuman. The Brimelows publish writing authored by Jason Kessler, who helped organize the deadly 2017 “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.

When Hatewatch attempted to speak to Lydia Brimelow after her conversation with Bannon to inquire about it, she walked away. Hatewatch did not get close enough to Bannon to ask him about the encounter with Peter and Lydia Brimelow.

‘PIZZAGATE’ JACK DESCENDS ON NEW YORK CITY

Posobiec, a radical right political operative, resides with his wife Tanya Posobiec in Hanover, Maryland. The couple took Amtrak Northeast Regional train 88 into New York’s Penn Station Moynihan Hall on Saturday afternoon to get to the NYYRC gala. Train 88 pulled in at around 3:45 PM ET, and a Hatewatch reporter observed Posobiec and his wife deboard and enter New York City.

“Antifa, don’t even think about it tonight,” Posobiec posted to Twitter three hours later, at 6:39 PM ET, with the location of the tweet marked Manhattan, NY.

NYYRC gave Posobiec a speaking slot and an Allen W. Dulles award, named after the former head of the CIA. NYYRC said in its December bulletin that the award is given to “an individual who embodies the virulent anti-Marxist spirit of [Dulles].”

Like the Brimelows, Posobiec has a well-documented history of radical right activism. He has boasted of his ties to the antigovernment Oath Keepers, fraternized with the Proud Boys, and at least twice, filmed propaganda videos with a pair of neo-Nazi brothers. He is primarily known for pushing the #Pizzagate disinformation campaign, which falsely suggested that Democrats ran a pedophile dungeon in the basement of a Washington, D.C., pizzeria.

Hatewatch spoke with Posobiec around midnight at the NYYRC event and asked him about his involvement in pushing the #StoptheSteal hashtag onto Twitter during the runup to the 2020 election. Although “Stop the Steal” became synonymous with the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol building, Posobiec started tweeting the hashtag from his over-1-million-follower account as early as Sept. 7, 2020, two full months before anyone tallied any votes.

While responding to Hatewatch at NYYRC, Posobiec first attempted to associate the hashtag with Roger Stone and then with Ali Alexander, two of his collaborators. Then he called it “a meme.” He never explained why he abruptly started posting the hashtag in September 2020.

While answering questions, Posobiec grew testy with a Hatewatch reporter and described SPLC as a “domestic terror organization.” Posobiec called that reporter a “scumbag” and a “troll.” After Posobiec’s speaking tone became palpably agitated, a crowd formed and NYYRC executive secretary Viswanag “Vish” Burra escorted both Hatewatch reporters to the exit, physically shoving one of them.

NEWSWEEK FLAUNTS ITS RADICAL-RIGHT CREDENTIALS

Starting in May 2020, after editor Nancy Cooper and chief content officer Dayan Candappa brought political activist Josh Hammer to run Newsweek’s opinion section, the 90-year-old publication has emerged as a hub for opinion pieces authored by radical right activists. Newsweek has published the extremist Posobiec as well as 2020 election-lie pusher Raheem Kassam in recent years, and Hammer has also hosted both of them on his Newsweek-branded podcast. The three men sat together talking and laughing at table #6 during the NYYRC event, near the stage.

When QAnon influencer-turned-congressperson Marjorie Taylor Greene took the stage, Hammer stood up and applauded. When she endorsed former President Trump as her 2024 presidential candidate of choice, Posobiec turned to Hammer and grinned. In January, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis invited Hammer on a tour of his office, and the Florida-based Newsweek editor has since hyped DeSantis as a potential presidential candidate.

“You gonna go up there, Josh?” Posobiec chided Hammer about Greene’s endorsement of Trump, eliciting laughter from the table.

A Hatewatch reporter approached Hammer after Greene’s speech, made an introduction and asked if he knew Peter Brimelow of VDARE.

“He’s right here, right now?” Hammer asked with excitement.

“I didn’t even know he was here!” Hammer said of the infamous white nationalist publisher. “I’m going to say Hi.”

The Hatewatch reporter asked Hammer how he got his job at Newsweek, and the opinion editor abruptly stopped talking. He asked the reporter to identify himself again. When the reporter did, Hammer’s expression slackened. He quickly claimed he did not know Peter Brimelow and left.

‘WHAT’S RACIST ABOUT PROJECT VERITAS?’

Multiple figures associated with Project Veritas, the hard-right propaganda group that engages in sting operations, attended the NYYRC gala. The group’s founder James O’Keefe and Project Veritas board member Matthew Tyrmand hobnobbed with NYYRC guests Saturday.

Legal trouble has entangled Project Veritas in recent months. Former associates sued Project Veritas in August, citing the creation of a “highly sexualized” work environment, which they claim included substance abuse and unpaid labor. (The group has denied these allegations.) In September, a jury in a civil case found that Project Veritas had “violated wiretapping laws and fraudulently misrepresented itself” during a sting operation targeting a group called Democracy Partners. The FBI raided O’Keefe’s home in November 2021 as part of an investigation into the alleged theft of a diary belonging to President Joe Biden’s daughter Ashley. (The group has claimed that they acted lawfully in obtaining the diary.)

Outside of the building on 583 Park Ave., O’Keefe argued with antifascist protesters, according to footage reviewed by Hatewatch. A different, self-described “independent video journalist” posted a series of clips to Twitter at 8:15 p.m., showing O’Keefe asking antifascist protesters on the corner of Park Avenue and 62nd Street, “What’s racist about Project Veritas?”

The same social media user posted a video to Twitter at 9:12 p.m. In it, O’Keefe could be seen standing on the street outside the venue alongside several other men, including Newsweek’s Hammer.

“Would you like to make a tax-deductible donation to Project Veritas?” O’Keefe asked the protesters.

Hatewatch observed Project Veritas’ Tyrmand sitting at table #4, the one closest to the center of the stage, alongside Trump-world power players Steve Bannon and former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani. A recent New York Times report named Tyrmand and Bannon as key U.S. figures in an effort to depict Brazil’s November presidential elections as being fraudulent, after voters in that country pushed hard-right favorite Jair Bolsonaro out of office. Tyrmand, who is known for his ties to the global radical right, took the stage and lauded the ultranationalist European leaders in attendance.

“This is an all-star room, and I urge all of you to meet everybody here and continue to spend time together, getting to know each other, so we can fight the battle, arm in arm,” Tyrmand said of the European extremists, including the contingents from Austria and Germany.

ALMOST MIDNIGHT

Speakers including Trump Jr. and Greene sought to downplay the Republicans’ failure to secure a so-called “red wave” victory in the 2022 midterms by attacking such familiar right-wing targets as Joe Biden’s son Hunter Biden and LGBTQ+ people.

“The party is in a pretty good spot, but America may not be getting it. We have a party right now that is actually delivering for the American people. But what we don’t have [is] our same people in Washington, who can make those things happen,” Donald Trump Jr. told the crowd after he came on stage.

Greene suggested eliminating Democrat members of House committees in her closing speech, as a way of shifting the tide of power in Washington. She also told the audience Americans it was “almost midnight,” meaning they risked losing their country to perceived enemies.

Greene praised a Project Veritas video focused on LGBTQ+ education published by the group, saying it shows that teachers “pass around dildos, buttplugs and lube.” (The school issued a statement claiming “[Project] Veritas deceptively edited the video with malicious intent.”)

Greene expressed her gratitude to Project Veritas for their work.

“Thank you very much. We appreciate that,” she said to scattered applause.

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yolointeriors · 1 year

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thirdchurchnyc · 3 years

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God hath not given us the spirit of fear; but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind.

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hiddenfigurezfashionboutiqu-blog · 4 years

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It has been said time and again that no matter how careful you are whether when out walking, biking, or driving, you can't control how other people keep themselves disciplined. 20-year-old Ahlschlager was on his bike heading home at around 3 a.m. on June 14 when he got involved in a hit and run accident. The victim had just left work, waited for the pedestrian light to change, and was about to cross Dam Neck and General Booth when a white car suddenly made a right-hand turn and slammed into him, causing a severe brain injury. Attorney Emily Brannon is helping the victim's family find justice for the case.

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brattywriters-anonymous · 5 years

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A Rose In Harlem

OC x Erik Story

Based on Teyana Taylor’s VII & KTSE

Warnings: Language

@chaneajoyyy

Chapter IX: Rize

February 6, 2014

22 HOURS BEFORE SHOWTIME.REHEARSAL, NINE PM.

"Ladies, Gents! Find Seats! Sit in them!" All twenty-four models followed Yani's request. We just wrapped our rehearsal, everyone did phenomenal. I can only pray that we get it like this at 583 Park Ave. Yani and I have been thee dynamic duo for the past seventy-two hours. I've been steaming outfits, she's been bagging accessories. I've been designing roll-away walls, she's been contacting every contractor in her contacts to design the black and gold glitter floors.

Honestly, in the past month, Yani and I have been on our hustle. I finished my last shoot and have been on go since. Erik and I have basically been like two ships passing in the night. I usually would leave before him, and come home after he arrived. We never talked about my father's birthday, our kiss..well..kisses. None of it. I've been too busy. Yasin and I have been texting here and there, but I haven't seen him either. He's been understanding about it though. The only person I've been spending my time with is Yani.

We've collectively gotten maybe eight hours of sleep in three days. So now, we're just exhausted and over it. We're trying to get this rehearsal over and done with. The theater's silence is my queue to step on the stage, I do so, scanning my models faces. They're looking like kids on Christmas Eve. So excited for what the next day has to bring. Their faces make me grateful, my smile spreads and everyone breaks out in applause. I decipher a few, "Yeah Syd!" "You did it girl!" and "Woos" in the crowd, I yield my hands up and down, they lower their yells. "Hey everybody, We're down to the wire here. We're less than a day away. We've been working our asses off for a month and a half. I couldn't have ever gotten this done without any of you. I'm excited for everyone to see our hard work. I'm even more excited for you to see your hard work pay off."

I point to Iyo in the control center, He dims the lights and lower the projector screen. "I now present to you.. UPTXWN." Applause rings out as the projector displays a drone clip of High Bridge among the sunrise and Syd's voiceover, "Uptown, Home of the greats. From The Bronx, to Harlem. The place I know, the place I love." The six models she started with appear on the screen, daringly sitting on the railing, laughing with one another in their high end garments. "Our hustles.. It always had this special..thing about it. We always went a little harder. Thought a little smarter. Emerged to the top a bit faster." Photos of me and all of Uptown's finest begins scrolling through from right to left. From a photo of me and Dapper Dan when I was fresh out of college. Diddy and I when I was an intern at Chanel. With Kerry Washington a bit after Save the Last Dance came out when I was twelve. Sistah Souljah, Kid Capri, Bianca (aka Young B), Cam'ron, Juelz, and Jim Jones back when Rock-a-fella were still together, Kalis, and finally, A$AP Mob & me when they were fresh in the game back in 2011.

"And when we're on top, we set trends. We define eras. Their stamps will forever be evident in our culture. Here's mine. Here's UPTXWN." All of the photos scroll backwards and the screen goes black for a few seconds. Images of the Big L tribute wall outside of the Harlem Up Deli Market, in black and white appear, then the same original six models; Sam, Levi, Von, Jade, Deanna, and Cass kneeling at different levels, crowded around the wall. Making sure not to block his face or name. Then Pretty Flako instrumental bangs through the theater's speakers. The TV flake transition changes to the Bailey house shoot. The drone shot pans around the corner of the property, all twenty four models posing looking like royalty draped in over $80,000 worth of clothes collectively. The visual pans over to a slowed down visual of Nina flashing her bottom grill, her thick frame vibing out to the up tempo beat. Then to Xierra kneeling beside her, giving face in her side profile. The screen shortly displays a wide pan of the property and models again, then switches to Levi. Iyo's suggested scene of displaying the details of his tattoos on his shirtless body-- while simultaneously showing the VVS necklace, the embroidery on the custom one of a kind jean jacket; came out perfectly.

The photos of each model in each of their looks scroll through at the right speed so each detail is fully displayed. Every model stands up, showing off as their photos went across the screen. As Gina's photoset emerges, I turn to the screen so I can roll my eyes. I instantly become reminded of how flirty she was with Erik before Yani had to snatch her up to take these. Yani stands beside me, peeping the entire scene, "Girl, suck it up. She in it now. Let's get it over with." I shake it off, turning back to the models.

The park Marcus Garvey Amphitheater scene pops up, it was a gloomy overcast. Which was perfect for the theme. As the looping instrumental repeats, each model was either sitting at the top of the folding seats, or crouched on the seat of the folding seats. The collective total of every look? $110,878. I'm lucky I got such great relationships with these clients and these models didn't fuck up any of they shit. The first visual was Von, on the center stage. His long hair hanging over his entire face. He rocked this black long open hooded jacket, shirtless. Displaying his massive musical themed chest piece. It gave me a grim reaper vibe that I was definitely looking for. The jacket was a piece I asked Chris Brown's people to create for their Black Pyramid line. They fucked with the vision and agreed to do it. Von flipped the bottom of the jacket back with force, the rest of the models appeared on stage, smoke filled the stage floor as the all black visual came to life. Gina and Cass rocked matching contrast dresses, Cass was the only model not in black that day. I put her in a white intricate lace Erdem Dress. Gina wore the matching Black dress.

Jade and Deanna were back to back. Jade was wearing a black deep v neck, with a leather ribbed comme des garcons jacket. With a cascading gold necklace reaching her stomach. Accompanied with black and gold aviator Louis Vuitton shades, Black ripped Levis I thrifted on the East side, and Jefferey Campbell's Legion booties. Deanna was wearing my favorite outfit of that day. A black long sleeved Oscar De La Renta ruffled shirt with cut out shoulders, a Burberry black ruffled skirt, and black Averil Doc Martin boots. Her bamboos and three finger ring spelling out her name put a street edge on her look that was near and dear to my Harlem bred heart. GG beat every woman's face and gave them the same cohesive smokey eye with the black, In The Spirit MAC lipstick. The only difference makeup wise was Cass' white undereye liner.

Once again the photos of every model starts cascading slideshow style. Johan was my second favorite look for that shoot, He rocked a black high low long sleeved Alexander Wang shirt, black distressed Givenchy jeans, and his personal black on black Ralph Lauren Hi Boots. I was going to put him in some other shoes, but I saw the ones he had on and they looked way better with the fit. We accompanied that look with a black Cuban link necklace, the matching bracelet, and Dolce & Gabana retro flip up round glasses.

Everyone's rave reactions trigger my tears of joy, it's all of our first times seeing the visual's final product and I couldn't be any more proud. This has really been my baby. I've nurtured it, I've put in the work for it. This moment was like its graduation. Everyone looks at me, "Awwwwww!" Yani gives me a big hug, "I'm proud of you, kid." I squeeze her, "I'm proud of us, kid." I push out a laugh.

The final shoot displayed the brownstones on Mount Morris Park, the street right outside of Marcus Garvey Park. Where my parents' old brownstone was. I only needed my original six for this one, since all twenty-four wouldn't fit on the stoop. That day, it was sunny. Not one cloud in sight. Perfect lighting for the intimate shoot. The theme was spring, specifically, pastel colors.

I dressed Jade in a pastel yellow Ted Baker maxi dress, I accessorized her outfit with vintage canary yellow teardrop earrings with a matching tennis bracelet. She wore some nude Christian Louboutin spiked peep toed heels. She stands up when she finds her face and yells while twerking, "Long Hair! Red Bottoms! Long Hair! Red Bottoms!" Everyone, including me burst out in laughter. She kept saying it so much during the shoot, I let her keep them. Paid the $1,500 tab too. Deanna was draped in a Monroe and Main white two piece suit with black accents on the collar and cuffs. We accompanied that with my personal pearls I got from my mom before she passed, some white Manolo Blahnic pumps, and some VVS diamond earrings while her hair popped in the sunlight. She wore her low cut with a rose gold tint. I put Cass in a pair of nude Emilio Pucci wide legged trousers, a White Alexander McQueen peplum top, and a matching nude blazer was draping over her shoulders. Her accessories was a silver double C Chanel choker, charm rings from Tiffany Co., and a vintage Chanel crossbody, gifted from Karl Lagerfeld himself. He said I needed something old for my collection.

The guys were matching my girls' fly. Von parallels Deanna with a Tom Ford cotton two piece suit, I laced him with some white Versace loafers with the gold Medusa emblem on the center, with the Cuban link chain Johan wore at the Marcus Garvey shoot, and golden Panthere De Cartier rounded sunglasses. Levi's parallel was for Jade's look. He wore a pastel yellow Calvin Klein. Accompanied with a large size canary ring on his index finger, and the Burberry vintage loafers. Sam paralleled Cass, in a nude ASOS suit with the matching vest. I kept it simple and just accessorized it with my dad's gold pocket watch and black Stacy Adams dress shoes.

I thought the presentation was over, but then the screen transitioned to me working behind the scenes. Me pointing and directing at the Bailey house, with the wind blowing like crazy, me filming on Highbridge at the crack of dawn, Iyo even snuck some footage of the meeting we had in Morningside Park. It looks like Yani snuck some footage of me putting the image board for the fashion show stage together as well. I'm just admiring the scene of watching the hard nights and amazing days I shared with an incredible team. The last shot was me sitting on my old stoop. I was just reminiscing, thinking of how my mom, dad, and I would eat ice cream in the spring in the same spot. I looked up, as I normally do when thinking of them, put my hands together and mumbled, 'allah , shkraan lak.' The camera was too far to catch my phrase. Afterward I bowed between my legs so I could have my emotional moment to myself.

Everyone hops on the stage to crowd around me and initiated a group hug. Once everyone slightly disbursed, I see Gina still sitting in the audience with Erik, I guess he just got here. I hear the doors open again and see Yasin, smiling at me.

By half past 10, everyone had gone home except for Yani, Nina, Gina, Erik, and Yasin. Nina is waiting on Rashad to pick her up, and I guess Gina is looking to Erik to take her home. She's literally been all up under him since his arrival.

"Tomorrow's gonna go great, babe. You got a great team behind you, you've been super focused. It can't go any other way." Yasin lands a kiss on my temple as I blush at his encouragement. I blink in Erik's direction, he's giving the same look he gave us at Rashad's party. He then grips Gina, pulling her closer to him, "Yeah. You got it Syd. We gon head out. See ya later." with that, Erik and Gina strut to the exit. Nina's phone dings, "Oh, bae is here! See ya tomorrow Syd! We gon kill it, boo!" She hugs me and Yani then jogs out the double doors, "Nice seeing you again Yasin!" he nods, "You too!"

"So tell me something about you, Sin! I've only talked about me when I see you. What was lil Yasin like?" We are strolling down Saint Nick Avenue after getting grilled jerk chicken from King Barka. We decide to sit on a park bench right outside Saint Nick Park to chat since I wasn't quite ready to go home. "Well, I was born and raised in Brooklyn. Flatbush. My moms is from Brooklyn as well. My dad's side of the family is from Harlem, the eastside, but they love uptown just as much." I grin as he continues, "I was a bad ass kid growing up. Always fighting, getting into trouble at school, I even got expelled in middle school." "Well damn! How did you go from that to--" I wave my hands around his silhouette, "This?" He takes a bite out of his chicken and flashes a sexy smile, "My mom sent me to live with my Uncle. The one that retired and gave me the maintenance business."

"Ahhhh, I see. He whipped you into shape?" He snorts, "Oh, he whipped me alright. A lot. He taught me what it is to be a man." "Where was your father?" He continues eating, pausing his story for a spell, "Uh.. He was in prison. He pushed weight for about ten years, he got caught up. He didn't snitch, so he got twenty. He got out after eight years for good behavior." "How's your relationship with him now?" He shugs, "We're cool. We had a little spat when he first got out. I had to be the man of the house for a while for my moms and sisters. I resented him for it." I take a hold of his free hand, "We patched things up recently." "So him and your mom still married?" He nods, "Yeah. Moms held him down. That lady.. She deserves the world." He finishes his dish as he glows at the mention of his mother.

"She had to get two jobs before I turned sixteen and worked with my Uncle. She held down our household for three years, alone, before I was able to step in and help her. After that, she went back to school. She finished the year before my pops got out, now she's a nurse. Doing what she loves to do." "That's great. That's what life is about, doing what you love." "Definitely." He throws away our empty plates and we keep walking down the avenue, "So what do you love to do Yasin?" "I love music." I stop in my tracks.

"Let me guess, you rap?" he sucks his teeth, "Nah, girl. I play instruments. Three; Acoustic guitar, piano, and snare drum." "Ah, okay! When did you discover your talent?" "I was... ten, I think?" "You make songs?" He pulls a slick move behind me, grabbing me by my waist. I roll my eyes as we continue to walk, "I haven't made a song in five years." "Why not?" I feel him shrug behind me, "I've been busy." I turn around to grab his hands, "You're never too busy to do what you love." He smiles at me, I sense the same glow about him that he had when he spoke of his mom. "Especially when it makes you this happy...just talking about it." Yasin closes the gap between us, "Maybe, you're right. Look at you. Doing what you love. You're inspiring Syeda. Beautiful, too." He strokes my left cheek with his palm. I freeze, much like I did a couple weeks back in my apartment with Erik.

Speaking of Erik, I wasn't sure what I wanted to do about what happened since my dad's birthday. I guess Erik knows what he wants, and that's Gina. So why am I freezing? What's stopping me? All of a sudden my inner thoughts are silenced when Yasin seals our distance, gently kissing me. My knees buckle and he hoists me up by my butt, cuffing the bottom of my cheeks. That makes me even weaker, he breaks off from me, "Damn girl. You good?" My eyes flutter as I respond, "Yeah. Yeah. I'm good." I pull him by his shirt to kiss him again.

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Former Mayor Bill Stortz with Santa

As the year draws to a close and the news cycle continues to reset every day, let’s pause and look at some of images of Bristol from 2017.

Shamrock Road Race

471 North Main Street

Superintendent of Schools Ellen Solek

99 Main St. Bristol, CT 06010

Lynn M. Buthe

Central CT Chambers of Commerce

Photo (c) Imagekind

Professional Young Visionaries of Tomorrow

File photo

Photo (c) Historic Buildings of Connecticut

Former Bristol Mayor Bill Stortz talks with parents of Bristol Eastern High School

Submitted

New England Carousel Museum

Bristol City Hall

Mayor Ken Cockayne with Ben Carson

Submitted

Bristol Eastern High School Band and Choir

Bristol Republican Party headquarters at 425 North Main Street

Rt. 6 Farmington Ave. Eastbound

Jaymie Bianca

Santa Sunday, New England Carousel Museum

From left to right: Josh Medeiros, Vice President of the Memorial Boulevard Cultural Center, Chris Borucki, Project Sales Manager/Technician at Wesson Energy, Bristol Mayor Kenneth Cockayne, Raquel Kennedy, President of Victory Energy Solutions, and Violette Radomski of Eversource Energy.

Submitted

Photo (c) Bristol Economic Development

Veterans Strong Community Center Bristol CT.

Peter B. Kelley

2016 contest winners

Donna Ptak

Emily Bourassa (second from left) is shown with staff from the breast center including (from left): Clinical Coordinator and Breast Health Navigator Kathy Albano, RN, BSN, CN-BN, and Secretaries Jessica Rossomando and Cherie Granger.

Radio Shack Bristol located at Bristol Commons, 77 Farmington Avenue.

Anthony D’Amato

Brian’s Angels

Nutmeg State Financial Credit Union located in Walmart Market

Ken Cockayne

Eric Carlson

Connecticut House Republicans

Chelsea O’Donnell

Paint Nights Hosted by Freddy at the T-salon Cafe House. Art Instructors provided by The Studio.

File Photo

Harry C. Barnes Memorial Nature Center

Pictured from left to right: Captain Edward Spyros, Officer Michael Marino, Officer Andrew Boretsky and Mayor Kenneth Cockayne.

Bristol ARC Jerome Ave. Bristol CT.

Memorial Boulevard School

2014 Home and Business Expo

Photo (c) Bristol Fire Department

Representative student leaders from Guildford DAY and Guilford High School, from left Anthony Slate, Danielle Ott, Gabby Palumbo, and Eryk Derda, spoke against legalizing recreational marijuana at the StopPotCT press conference on March 7 at the State Capitol in Hartford.

“All Heart” Marketing Billboard. Photo (c) Bristol Development Authority

81 N Main St. Bristol

Latin Cravings 375 N Main St, Bristol, CT

David Mills City Council 3rd District Candidate. Dave Mills was a three-sport athlete at both Bristol High and Bristol Eastern High Schools, playing football, basketball and baseball. Photo (c) Bristol Sports Hall of Fame

Former Associated Market 15 Memorial Boulevard Bristol CT. 06010

Cumberland Farms Rt. 72 Bristol CT.

Eric Carlson candidate for City Council in the First District (R)

Bristol Police Complex

Photo (c) Bristol Police

Mecheal Hamilton

Bristol Boys & Girls Club

Main Street section of the former mall site Bristol Hospital purchased

The front view of Bristol Hospital’s proposed ambulatory center on the corner of Riverside Ave. Ext. and Main Street.

Former mall site

45th Annual Bristol Tramps Sports Reunion

Indian Rock Nature Preserve

Photo (c) Bristol Police

Walgreens isn’t saying which stores will close. Walgreens has 58 stores in Connecticut and Rite-Aid has 77 stores in the State.

Pictured from left to right: Joseph Vitale of Covanta. Lt. Richard Guerrera and Chief Brian Gould of the Bristol Police Department. Commissioner Elizabeth Phelan from the City of Bristol’s Water Commission. Kevin Rousseau and Mary Ruder of Covanta. Photo (c) Bristol Police Department

New Work ‘N Gear retail store in Bristol Plaza

Laura and Craig Minor helping out at For Goodness Sake Bristol

Josh Medeiros

A Look Inside: Imagine Nation Classroom

Julian Galindez 2016 Youth of the Year

Andrew Howe

Firefly Hollow Brewery 139 Center Street. Bristol, Connecticut

Rt. 6, at Farmington Ave and Stafford Ave. Bristol

Christina Baker Kline

Bristol GOP slate 2017

Photo (c) Historic Buildings of Connecticut

Photo (c) Ron Tessman 2017 Mum Festival Parade

ictured left to right: Connor Feeney Wallace, Trey Frechette, John Duncan, Jake Leone, Lead Advisor Officer George Franek, Ally McMahon, Justin Seamour, Isaiah Bernazal and Matt Faggaini.

Dr. Josh Medeiros City Council Candidate for District One (D)

Special Olympics Connecticut 2017

Bristol Senior Center

Bristol Police

Congressman John B. Larson

Brittany Barney and the Democratic slate for 2017

Bristol Police Department

New Cambridge Apartments

Walter Hushak of Southington

Photo (c) Blue Dragons 2016 Nutmeg State Games Weigh Lifting Competition

Richard Kriscenski

NNMA Domestic Violence Awareness Basketball Tournament 2017

The Wildcat wooden roller coaster at Lake Compounce

Coppermine Village

Bristol Police Department

St. Vincent DePaul Mission of Bristol, Inc.

Diane Waldron

Whit Betts

For Goodness Sake

Political yard sign in front of the former BCO on South Street

Photo (c) Historic Buildings of Connecticut

FOCUS Center for Autism in Canton

Photo (c) Bristol Police Department

Birge Pond Bristol CT.

72 Maple Street Bristol Connecticut

2 Divinity St, Bristol, CT.

Car Show

City Hall plague of current Mayor Ken Cockayne

Students at the Fresh Start School for adolescents affected by Autism sing the National Anthem at the June 21st ceremony held at the Canton Community Baptist Church honoring the first graduating class.

Palma’s Diner 100 Stafford Ave, Bristol, CT 06010 (860) 583-8131 palmasdinerct.com

Special Olympics Of Connecticut

Bristol Connecticut – Welcome to my House YouYube video

Richard Theriault Photo (c) Jayne Marra

NNMA Domestic Violence Awareness Basketball Tournament 2017

Southside School Bristol

99 Main St. Bristol, CT 06010

Bristol American Legion Post 2 Motorcycle Ride Raised Funds For Youth Week

Submitted

New England Carousel Museum

Photo (c) Heat For Heroes

1192 Burlington Avenue.

Fire Fly Brewing 139 Center Street Bristol, Connecticut 06010.

Detectives Robert Osborne, Ryan Kulig and Chief Brian Gould.

Former Marinellis Supper Club

A logo sign outside of the headquarters of ESPN in Bristol, Connecticut on November 21, 2015. Photo by Kristoffer Tripplaar *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field ***

457 Mason Jar 457 N Main St, Bristol, CT 06010

The honorary event co-chairs for the 2017 Bristol Hospital Ball are (from left): Margarita Reyes, MD, and Josephine Torno, MD.

Bristol Police Complex

Photo (c) Connecticut Lifestyles

Photo (c) Historic Buildings of Connecticut

St. Paul Catholic High School

Newly elect Mayor Ellen Zoppo-Sassu Photo (c) Calvin Brown

Cheryl Thibeault, Republican running for City Council in the Third District

99 Main St. Bristol, CT 06010

Walmart Bristol CT. Photo (c) Hive Mind

Jonmeshia White

Ellen Zoppo-Sassu

Student Robotics competition File photo

Jodi Zils Gagne Council member in the 2nd District.

Cortlandt Hull’s great aunt, actress Josephine Hull on the Warner Brothers set of “Arsenic & Old Lace” with Cary Grant, directed by Frank Capra.

Yearbook photo

2016 United Way’s “Day of Caring” at the Bristol Adult Resource Center BARC

Covanta Holdings Corp. owns trash-to-energy plant in Bristol

Fresh Worx

Photo (c) Seacoast Kids Calendar

The rear view of Bristol Hospital’s proposed ambulatory center on the corner of Riverside Ave. Ext. and Main Street.

Postcard displaying Main Street before redevelopment.

Mayor Ellen Zoppo-Sassu

Brian’s Angels

Chippanee Country Club

Doubletree Hotel Bristol CT.

Photos via ESPN Images

State Senator Henri Martin (R-31) and Representative William A. Petit, Jr. (R-22)

Pictured from left to right: Detective Michael Brasche, Explorers Kaitlyn Spann, Connor Fenney-Wallace and Officer Craig O’Connor.

Frankie’s of Bristol

Photo (c) Ron Tessman

New Firehouse Subs at Pier One Imports Plaza across the street from Bristol Plaza on Rt. 6.

he Church of the Eternal Light on Chippens Hill. Photo (c) Raymond Shaw

Barnes Nature Center

St. Philip House

Photo (c) Bristol Historical Society

Paul and Bond from Negative-G.com head to lake Compounce in Bristol Conneticut to experience the Boulder Dash Mountain Coaster. Photo (c) Paul B. Drabek

Bristol Roundup podcasting

61 East Main street Forestville CT. Photo (c)

United Way of West Central Connecticut

Federal Hill Green Bristol Connecticut

Danielle Benoit

Bristol CT. viral fight at Rockwell Park. Photo (c) New York Times

Courtesy photo submitted

Stakeholders gather to celebrate the installation of the emergency generator at the City of Bristol Pound. From L-R seated: Friends officers President Trish Ulin, Vice President Lindsey Rivers and Secretary Ellen Zoppo-Sassu. From L-R standing: Animal Control Officer Ray Zagorski, City of Bristol Facilities Director Dave Oakes, Animal Control Officer Brian Skinner, Alec Dill, O.J. Mann Electric Services, Bill Thomas, The Home Depot Store Manager in Bristol, Bryan Austin, City of Bristol custodial staff, and City Councilman David Preleski who serves on the Building Committee, along with Council members Dave Mills and Jodi Zils-Gagne who were unable to attend.

Former school on Chippens Hill

Kay Jewelers Rt. 6 Bristol CT.

New York Deli 257 Main St, Bristol, CT 06010

Photo (c) City of Bristol

David Preleski incumbent City Councilor for the Second District

2016 Award Recipients

Photos (c) Jordaan DiYulio & Cat Boyce

Mike Uchalid

Mark Halliday, Assisted Living Services/Assisted Living Technologies Community Liaison; veterans Bob Boucher and Roberto Gagliardi of Wallingford; Attorney Henry Weatherby, and veteran Bob Fortino of North Branford, at the Veteran’s Coffee House monthly gathering on August 29th at the Wallingford Senior Center.

Shown with the winning entry is (from left): Dr Sai Varanasi; Kathy Albano; Jayne Baczewski and Al Lamptey.

United Way of West Central CT

Bristol Soccer Club

Former New Departure Plant

Maria Brandriff

Todd Therrien

Mayor Cockayne

Photo (c) NPR

Simsbury Chamber of Commerce

Bristol Police Explorer Post 111, Chief Brian Gould and Mayor Ellen Zoppo- Sassu.

Photo (c) Bristol Police

Barnes Nature Center

Potential new leased City hall at 10 Main Street.

Bristol Police Department

Bristol Stomp bandstand early days

Professional Young Visionaries of Tomorrow

Miya Spinella (Left) Chelsea O’Donnell (right) Submitted photo

Mike Beattie

Photo (c) Carpenter Companies

Rep. Ben Ray Luján

Senator Henri Martin (R-31) touring South Park Inn

Shown from left to right are: President and CEO Kurt A. Barwis, FACHE; Professional Development Coordinators Valerie Varanelli, BSN, RN, and Kristin Waterman, MSN, RN; Nancy LaMonica, MSN, MHA, RN, PCCN, NEA-BC, director of clinical excellence, professional practice and Magnet; and Chris Ann Meaney, DNP, MHA, RN-BC, NE-BC, vice president of patient care services and chief nursing officer.

Bristol Fire Department

Pet Valu 594 Farmington Ave, Bristol, CT 06010

F. N. Manross Memorial Library

File photo

Walgreens isn’t saying which stores will close. Walgreens has 58 stores in Connecticut and Rite-Aid has 77 stores in state.

2015 Award Recipients

Pam Patterson Director of Marketing, For Goodness Sake, Inc.

Family Sunday Create-a-Cutout

New Cumberland Farms on Rt. 72 at Pine Street and Emmett Street Bristol

Bristol Police Department

Former Bristol Centre Mall site

New Town homes being built on Burlington Avenue

Photo (c) Bristol Police

465 North Main Street

Connecticut House Republicans

Pink’s Hot Dog located in Lake Compounce

St.Stanislaus Church in Bristol

Photo (c) FOCUS Center for Autism

Brian’s Angels Homeless Outreach

Morris “Rippy” Patton

Photo (c) NARAL Pro-Choice Connecticut PAC

Mark Thomas, Marketing and Public Relations Specialist

Ron Goralski

Heroin, Oxycodone and firearms found with

Forestville Center

Carousel Art Contest for Children

As the year draws to a close and the news cycle continues to reset every day, let's pause and look at some of images of Bristol from 2017. As the year draws to a close and the news cycle continues to reset every day, let's pause and look at some of images of Bristol from 2017.

#Bristol Roundup

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melodymanny · 2 years

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Masquerade at Park Ave Gala for SACHR. Having fun with @mbradybronx (3rd Ave BID) & Dr Anderson Torres (CEO of R.A.I.N.) Fun times with fabulous people! #sachrgala #bronxleaders #funtimes #lifeoftym #gaymoviestar #lgbtactivist #tymmoss #nycentertainer @tymmoss (at 583 PARK AVENUE) https://www.instagram.com/p/CkLcWUduaEj/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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thirdchurchnyc · 3 years

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For the Son of man is come to save that which was lost. it is not the will of your Father which is in heaven, that one of these little ones should perish.

Matthew 18:11,14

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pattontour-blog · 7 years

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Shanghai Oriental Pearl TV Tower

Shanghai Pearl Tower is one of the most famous attraction in Shanghai. The height of this tower is 468 meters. It is one of the highest architecture in Shanghai. There are three large spheres and five smaller spheres. In each three sphere consists of different attraction. The large lower sphere is 360 degree sightseeing hall. The five smaller spheres are a hotel that contains twenty-five elegant rooms and lounges. The pearl at the very top contains shops, restaurants, (including a rotating restaurant) and a sightseeing floor. There is also children park and small roller-coster in the middle sphere. The roller-coster cost 35 RMB. But it just a small roller-coster for fun, do not expect to feel thrill or extremely fun from this. At the based of this tower, there is a museum called “Shanghai History Museum” or “ Shanghai Municipal History Museum”. It is very interesting inside and free of charge if you buy ticket for enter the spheres. If you go to Pearl Tower, you should visit the museum.

Ticket needed!!

Combo Ticket (upper sphere, Municipal History Museum and Huangpu River Cruise) : CNY 230

Space Module, upper sphere, lower sphere, and Municipal History Museum : CNY 220

upper sphere, lower sphere and Municipal History Museum : CNY 160

Municipal History Museum : CNY 35

* Children below 3.3 feet (1 meter) are free of charge while those who are between 3.3 and 4.6 feet (1 and 1.4 meters) enjoy 50 percent discount.

Open time : 8.30-21.30

Location: 1 Century Ave, LuJiaZui, Pudong Xinqu, Shanghai Shi, China, 200120

How to get there:

Subway(Train) -Take Subway Line 2, get off at Lujiazui Station and get out from exit 1

City Sightseeing Bus - more information check at https://www.travelchinaguide.com/cityguides/shanghai/transportation/sightseeing-bus.htm

Bus - 81, 313, 583, 791, 799, 939, 961, 985, 993, Cailu Special Line, or Lujiazui Financial City Line 1, and get off at the Lujiazui Ring Road Mingshang Road Stop, and then walk there.

81, 82, 313, 314, 939 or Lujiazui Financial City Line 1, and get off at the Lujiazui Ring Road Fenghe Road Stop.

85, 774, 779, 798, 799, 870, 971, 992, or Lujiazui Financial City Line 4, and get off at the Lujiazui Subway Station Bus Stop.

Take the Bund Sightseeing Tunnel across the Huangpu River, and get off at the Pudong side. (You can buy ticket for Sightseeing tunnel+Pearl Tower, its cost 5 RMB cheaper. Contact the Sightseeing Tunnel ticket office for more detail)

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disruptionninja · 4 years

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Best Takeout Restaurants in Denver During coronavirus Shutdown

Denver restaurants will offer takeout during coronavirus shutdown

The Scoop's insight:

Acme Delicatessen (Denver) 1701 Wynkoop St. (inside Union Station), 720-460-3706

Acorn (Denver) 3350 Brighton Blvd., 720-542-3721

Aloy Modern Thai (Denver) 2134 Larimer St., 303-379-9759

American Elm (Denver) 4132 W. 38th Ave., 720-749-3186

Angelo’s Taverna (Denver; Littleton) Multiple locations

Annette (Aurora) 2501 Dallas St., Aurora, 720-710-7795 or 710-710-9974

Araujo’s (Denver) 2900 W. 26th Ave. Denver, 303-455-3866

Ash’Kara (Denver) 303-537-4407 Orders can be picked up at Bar Dough

The Attic Bar & Bistro (Boulder) 949 Walnut St., 303-415-1300

Aviano Coffee (Denver) 215 St. Paul St., 303-399-8347

Bad Daddy’s Burger Bar Multiple locations

Bamboo Sushi (Denver) 2515 17th St., 303-284-6600

Bar Dough (Denver) 2227 W. 32nd Ave., 720-668-8506

Basta (Boulder) 3601 Arapahoe Ave., Boulder, 303-997-8775

Bigsby’s Folly (Denver) 3563 Wazee St., 720-485-3158 or text 720-626-0414

Blackbelly Market* (Boulder) 1606 Conestoga St., Boulder, 303-247-1000

Black Eye Coffee (Denver) 3408 Navajo St., 720-287-0546

Blanchard Family Wines* (Denver) 1855 Blake St., 720-990-9092

Boxcar Coffee Roasters (Boulder) 1825 Pearl St., Unit B, Boulder, 720-456-7962

Brider (Denver) 1644 Platte St., 303-455-3084

Bruto (Denver) 1801 Blake St., 720-325-2195

Burnt End BBQ (Greenwood Village) 5332 DTC Blvd., Unit 100, Greenwood Village

Cake Crumbs Bakery & Cafe* (Denver) 2216 Kearney St., 303-861-4912

Cap City Tavern* (Denver) 1247 Bannock St., 720-931-8888

Cart-Driver (Denver) Multiple locations

Cattivella* (Denver) 10195 E. 29th Dr., Suite 110, 303-645-3779

Centro Mexican Kitchen (Boulder) 950 Pearl St., Boulder, 303-442-7771

Cheluna Brewing Co. (Aurora) 2501 Dallas St., Aurora; [email protected]

Sushi Co (Denver) Multiple locations

Choice Market (Denver) Multiple locations

Chook (Denver) Multiple locations

Chop Shop Casual Urban Eatery (Denver) Multiple locations

Chow Morso Osteria (Denver) 1500 Wynkoop St., Suite 101, 720-639-4089

Comida (Aurora) 2501 Dallas St., Aurora (Stanley Marketplace south parking lot), 303-484-1632

Copper Door Coffee Roasters* (Denver) Multiple locations

Corner Bakery Cafe Multiple locations

The Corner Office* (Denver) 1401 Curtis St., 303-825-6500

Corrida (Boulder) 1023 Walnut St., Unit 400, Boulder, 303-444-1333

D Bar Denver* (Denver) 494 E. 19th Ave., 303-861-4710

The Dam Grille Sports & Tap Room* (Denver) 8000 E. Quincy Ave., Unit 1500, 303-779-0805

Daughter Thai Kitchen & Bar* (Denver) 1700 Platte St., Suite 140, 720-667-4652

Denver Biscuit Company (Denver) Multiple locations

Denver Central Market (Denver) 2669 Larimer St.

Dog Haus Multiple locations

Dos Santos (Denver) 1475 E. 17th Ave., 303-386-3509

Dry Storage (Boulder) 3601 Arapahoe Ave., Boulder, 720-420-0918

Duffeyroll Cafe & Bakery (Denver; Englewood) Multiple locations

Earnest Hall (Denver) 2915 W. 44th Ave., 303-955-5580

El Camino Community Tavern* (Denver) 3628 W. 32nd Ave., 720-889-7946

El Cazo (Denver) 2901 W. 25th Ave., 720-512-4772

The Empourium Brewing Company (Denver) 4385 W. 42nd Ave., 720-361-2973

Famous Original J’s Pizza (Denver) 715 E. 26th Ave., 720-420-9102

Fat Sully’s (Denver) Multiple locations

The Federal Bar and Grill (Denver) 2544 Federal Blvd., Denver, 303-728-9479

Fire on the Mountain* (Denver) Multiple locations

Foraged* (Denver) 1825 Blake St., 720-826-2147

Four Friends Kitchen* (Denver) 2893 Roslyn St., 303-388-8299

Genghis Grill (Centennial) 9617 E. County Line Rd., Suite B, Centennial, 303-792-5426

GQue Championship BBQ* (Lone Tree; Westminster) Multiple locations

Grabowski’s Pizzeria (Denver) 3350 Brighton Blvd., 720-207-9615

The Grateful Gnome (Denver) 4369 Stuart St., 720-568-6863

The Great Greek Mediterranean Grill* (Denver) 13650 E. Colfax Ave., Suite K, 720-681-6844

The GrowHaus (Denver) Delivery only

Hapa Sushi Grill & Sake Bar (Denver) Multiple locations

Hearth & Dram* (Denver) 1801 Wewatta St., 303-623-0979

Highland Tap & Burger (Denver) 2219 W. 32nd Ave., 720-287-4493

Hop Alley (Denver) 3500 Larimer St., 720-379-8340

Hops and Pie (Denver) 3920 Tennyson St., 303-477-7000

Indulge Bistro & Wine Bar* (Highlands Ranch; Centennial; Golden) Multiple locations

The Infinite Monkey Theorem (Denver) 3200 Larimer St., 303-726-8376

Istanbul Cafe and Bakery (Denver) 850 S. Monaco Pkwy, Unit 9, 720-536-5455

Jax Fish House & Oyster Bar(Denver) 1539 17th St., 303-292-5767

Joy Hill (Denver) 1229 S. Broadway, 303-954-8784

Just Be Kitchen (Denver) 2364 15th St., 303-284-6652

Kachina Cantina* (Denver) 1890 Wazee St., 720-460-2728

Kobe An (Denver) 3400 Osage St., 303-284-6342

Kyu Ramen (Denver) 600 E. Colfax Ave., 303-353-8497

La Belle Rosette (Denver) 2423 S. University Blvd., 720-508-4469

La Loma (Denver) 1801 Broadway, 303-433-8300

Landry’s Seafood House (Englewood) 7209 S. Clinton St., Englewood, 303-792-0285

Le Bilboquet (Denver) 299 St. Paul St., 303-835-9999

Le French (Denver) 4901 S. Newport St., 720-710-8963 Starting March 31

Leven Deli* (Denver) 123 W. 12th Ave., 303-325-5691

Logan Street Restaurant / Carboy Winery Denver (Denver) 400 E. Seventh Ave., 720-617-9400

Lola Coastal Mexican (Denver) 1575 Boulder St., 720-570-8686

Lou’s Italian Specialties (Denver) 3357 N. Downing St., 720-287-3642

Lula Rose General Store (Denver) 3030 E. Colfax Ave., 303-388-1933

Maggiano’s Italian Restaurant (Denver) 500 16th St., 303-260-7707

Marco’s Coal-Fired* (Englewood; Denver) Multiple locations

Marczyk’s Fine Foods (Denver) Multiple locations

Maria Empanada* (Denver; Aurora; Greenwood Village) Multiple locations

Mas Kaos (Denver) Multiple locations

Mercantile Dining & Provision (Denver) 1701 Wynkoop St., Unit 155, 720-460-3733

Miette et Chocolat (Aurora) 2501 Dallas St., Aurora, 303-658-0861

Milkbox Ice Creamery (Denver) 1701 Wynkoop St. (inside Union Station), 720-460-3707

Misaki (Aurora) 2501 Dallas St., Aurora, 720-400-1212

Mister Oso (Denver) 720-287-7743 Orders can be picked up at Highland Tap & Burger

Modern Market Multiple locations

Mondo Market (Aurora) 2501 Dallas St., Aurora, 303-248-3983

Next Door American Eatery (Denver Union Station)* 1701 Wynkoop St., Suite 100, 720-460-3730

Nonna’s Italian Bistro (Centennial) 11877 E. Arapahoe Road, 303-790-9999

North County (Denver) 94 Rampart Way, 720-532-0106

North Italia (Denver) 190 Clayton Lane, 720-941-7700

Oak at Fourteenth (Boulder) 1400 Pearl St., Boulder, 303-444-3622

Officers Club (Denver) 84 Rampart Way, 303-284-0714

Old Major (Denver) 3316 Tejon St., 720-420-0622

Olive & Finch (Denver) Multiple locations, 303-832-8663

On the Border (Golden) 14255 W. Colfax Ave., Golden, 720-583-7780

Parisi (Denver) 4401 Tennyson St., 303-561-0234

The Pasty Republic (Denver) 4166 Tennyson St., 303-455-3558

Perry’s Steakhouse & Grille (Lone Tree) 8433 Park Meadows Center Dr., Lone Tree, 303-792-2571

The Pig & The Sprout (Denver) 1900 Chestnut Pl., 720-535-9719

Pigtrain Coffee Co. (Denver) 1701 Wynkoop St. (inside Union Station), 720-460-3708

Piper Inn* (Denver) 2251 S. Parker Road, 720-669-8212

Pony Up (Denver) 1808 Blake St., 720-710-8144

The Post Brewing Co. Multiple locations

The Preservery (Denver) 3040 Blake St., Unit 101, 303-298-6821

The Proper Pour (Denver) 3350 Brighton Blvd., 720-389-7905

Queen City Collective Coffee (Denver) Multiple locations

Restaurant Olivia 290 S Downing St., 303-999-0395

Reunion Bread Co. (Denver) 3350 Brighton Blvd., 720-620-9336

Ritual Social House* (Denver) 1209 E. 13th Ave., 303-862-4566

Rolling Smoke BBQ (Aurora; Centennial) Multiple locations

Rosenberg’s Bagels & Delicatessen (Denver; Aurora) Multiple locations

Safta (Denver) 3330 Brighton Blvd., 720-408-2444; [email protected]

SALT (Boulder) 1047 Pearl St., Boulder, 303-444-7258

Santiago’s Multiple locations

Santo* (Boulder) 1265 Alpine Ave., Boulder, 303-442-6100

Scratch Burrito & Happy Tap (Denver) 4262 N. Lowell Blvd., 303-477-3000

Señor Bear (Denver) 720-287-7743 Orders can be picked up at Highland Tap & Burger

Sherry’s Soda Shoppe (Denver) 2716 Welton St., 720-638-2999

Sierra Restaurant (Lone Tree) 10680 Cabela Dr., Lone Tree, 303-662-8800

Smōk (Denver) 3330 Brighton Blvd., 720-452-2487

Snarf’s Sandwiches Multiple locations

Snarfburger Multiple locations

Snooze Multiple locations

Somebody People (Denver) 1165 S. Broadway, Unit 104, 720-502-5681

Spuntino (Denver) 2639 W. 32nd Ave., 303-433-0949

Steakhouse No. 316* (Boulder) 1922 13th St., Boulder, 720-729-1922

Steuben’s (Uptown)* (Denver) 523 E. 17th Ave., 303-830-1001

Sugarfire Smoke House (Westminster) 14375 Orchard Parkway, Suite 100, Westminster, 720-639-4903

Super Mega Bien (Denver) 1260 25th St., 720-269-4695

Sushi Den (Denver) 487 S. Pearl St., 303-777-0826

Sweet Cow Ice Cream* Multiple locations

Tables* (Denver) 2267 Kearney St., 303-388-0299

Taco John’s Multiple locations

Tacos Tequila Whiskey (Denver) 215 E. Seventh Ave., 720-458-0989

Tangerine* Multiple locations

Thump Coffee (Denver) Multiple locations

Tokio (Denver) 2907 Huron St., Unit 103, 720-639-2911

Twisted Pine Brewing Company (Boulder) 3201 Walnut St., Boulder, 303-786-9270

Under the Sun Eatery & Pizzeria* (Boulder) 627-A S. Broadway St., Boulder, 303-927-6921

Undici Ristorante Italiano (Englewood) 1200 E. Hampden Ave., Englewood, 303-761-2828

Urban Egg* Multiple locations

Urban Farmer* (Denver) 1659 Wazee St., 303-262-6070

The Walnut Room (Denver) 3131 Walnut St., 303-295-1868

The West End Tavern (Boulder) 926 Pearl St., Boulder, 303-444-3535

White Pie (Denver) 1702 Humboldt St., 303-862-5323

The Wolf’s Tailor (Denver) 4058 Tejon St., 720-456-6705

The Woods Restaurant (Denver) 3330 Brighton Blvd., 720-409-1500

Zoe Ma Ma (Denver) 1625 Wynkoop St. (Union Station), 303-545-6262

Zolo Grill (Boulder) 2525 Arapahoe Ave., Boulder, 303-449-0444

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