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Camilla Alkhassadeh and her family live in Royal Oaks with about 100 farm animals, from pigs and goats to chickens, turkeys, sheep and miniature horses. They are not just any farm animals. Some were once destined for the plate. These are “friends not food,” as one slogan goes for Little Hill…
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For years, the craft beer market gravitated toward hoppy IPAs and other high-alcohol styles. But for the population of beer drinkers who prefer something easier to drink, the pendulum has slowly been swinging back to lagers.

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