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)
Coffee will be served at a Coffee Party gathering 1 p.m. Saturday at Howard Amon Park in Richland.
BRIDGWATER care home Sydenham House is holding a coffee morning to help make death less taboo.
Continue here: Coffee morning to make death less 'taboo' (This is West Country)
A COFFEE morning to raise funds for the Rosie Crane Trust - which supports bereaved parents - will be held on Saturday, March 27, in Buckland St Mary.
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Rosie Crane coffee morning (This is West Country)
MOULTRIE — The Colquitt County middle school girls soccer team got two goals each from Reagan Kelshaw and Madison Sumner to defeat Coffee Middle School 4-0 on Wednesday in Douglas.
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Middle school soccer teams sweep Coffee (The Moultrie Observer)
FAIRTRADE coffee made in Uganda proved a hit with visitors to Bury Unitarian Church.
El Lago Coffee Co., which focuses on eco-friendliness, will begin offering its coffee at Arlan’s Market in Galveston.
Continue here: Isle Arlans’ to start selling El Lago coffee (Galveston County Daily News)
Battling everything from the effects of climate change to the high cost of fertilizers, farmers will struggle in coming years to grow enough high-quality coffee to meet growing worldwide demand, experts said at the annual World Coffee Conference held in Guatemala last weekend.
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Demand for high-quality coffee puts pressure on growers (Seattle Times)
THE Rosie Crane Trust is holding a coffee morning at the home of Marty and Jim Atherton at Orchard Cottage in Hare Lane, Buckland St Mary, between 10.30am and 12.30pm on Saturday, March 27.
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Coffee morning in aid of Rosie Crane Trust (This is West Country)
Fed up with government gridlock but put off by the flavor of the tea-party movement, people in cities across the country are offering an alternative: the coffee party.
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Coffee, with political kick (Seattle Times)