Heroes Coffee has launched "The Milk Bottle Project" to raise funds for Convoy of Hope and Care to Learn.
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Heroes Coffee launches project for charities (The Springfield News-Leader)
A place to relax and enjoy the original English teas in a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere. The menu includes Iced Fruit Tea, Hot Milk Tea, and Herbal Tea, Italian Coffee, Iced Coffee, Rose Coffee, Green Tea Coffee, Chocolate Mint Coffee, and Lavender Coffee.
A candidate for the republican nomination to the U.S. Senate met with people to talk more about his plans and introduce himself. Fargo architect Paul Sorum had a conversation and coffee in Bismarck Sunday.
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Paul Sorum Conversation and Coffee (KQCD-TV Dickinson)
Washington: Ever got sick of mainstream American politics and looked for alternatives? Yet frightened away by the right-wing fringe elements in the new Tea Party Movement? Well now you have yet another beverage-sipping group of moderates you can join: welcome to the Coffee Party.
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A new brew in U.S. politics: Coffee Party (The Hindu)
The Coffee Party's mission, in their words, is to give voice to Americans who want to see cooperation in government. They support leaders and encourage the public to help in the process towards positive solutions.
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Coffee Party Hosts Open Discussion (KPVI 6 Pocatello)
Michigan-based Biggby Coffee celebrates its 15th year of business this month by offering a free tall drink to all customers on the 15th of March.
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Biggby Coffee Celebrates its 15th Birthday This Month (The Gourmet Retailer)
DALLAS — First, it was the Tea Party. Now, the coffee is brewing. A new political group came out on Saturday. It is neither Republican nor Democrat. The Coffee Party movement was formed as opposition to the conservative Tea Parties. While both groups say they are disillusioned with mainstream politicians, Coffee Party activists believe government can provide solutions. "It goes back to going to ...
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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)
Joe Kline/Idaho State Journal From right, Marvin McCall, Steven Saltzman, and Autumn Zellers discuss issues during the national kickoff day for the Coffee Party at the College Market on Saturday in Pocatello.
Continue here: Coffee Party - Marvin McCall, Steven Saltzman, and Autumn Zeller (Idaho State Journal)
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)