It was all coffee and no tea Saturday at an afternoon gathering at Richland's Howard Amon Park.
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New Coffee Party hopes for bipartisan decisions (Tri-City Herald)
Meeting under a pretense of civility and honest discussion, dozens of Idahoans met today downtown for the first meeting for the new "Coffee Party" movement.
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Coffee or tea? The next big 'party' (KBCI Boise)
You've heard of the national "tea party" movement, but how about a "coffee party" movement?
At over 350 small coffee shops across the country today, Americans are witnessing the birth of a new movement. It's not Democrat or Republican,...
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Tamar Abrams: Something Is Brewing Across America Today: The Coffee Party is Percolating (The Huffington Post)
BETHALTO - The Bethalto/Riverbend chapter of Coffee Party USA will salute National Coffee House Day at noon Saturday, March 13, at Gee Gee's Coffee at 333 West Bethalto Drive.
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NEW: Coffee Party USA kickoff set (The Telegraph)
This coffee really sucks. A nutty Harvard professor has put a jolt in the java trade with a strange new inhalable espresso -- allowing caffeine fiends to breathe in their morning cup of joe. "That's what I do with all of my food anyway," said Esther Green, a tourist...
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Coffee good to the last puff (New York Post)
You've read about the tea partiers. Welcome to the coffee party.
More here: Sacramentans plan political 'coffee party' (The Sacramento Bee)
Walking up to the Chattanooga Coffee Co. Roasting Studio, the aroma of coffee beans wafts through the door greeting customers.
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Pricier coffee beans Shops find ways to absorb higher cost for cup (Chattanooga Times Free Press)
Pierce County prosecutors have charged a 20-year-old woman with robbing a coffee stand on Tacoma's East Side last month.
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Eighty kilometres off the N2, 20km south of Mthatha, at the end of a once-tarred road with more potholes than concrete, lies a treasure of the Transkei: the seaside village of Coffee Bay.
Continue here: Fear and loathing in Coffee Bay (Mail and Guardian)