They’re leasing the building and have purchased two stills — a 15-foot-tall still for the first distillation of their mash and a smaller still for their second run. Much of the methanol created as a byproduct of distillation will be used for cleaning their equipment.

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2. Employee observed touching ready-to-eat Chinese noodles with bare hands at the cook line. OCHD spoke with the noted employee who was then observed using washed, gloved hands to handle ready to eat foods.

The Kate Spade store at 1660 Lighthouse Pl in Michigan City, is open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. 

It may be a temporary move as the owners are looking at buying a 10,000-square-foot building in Lynwood just south of the current location.

Krieger’s discovery of the June employee injury caused by the truck in disrepair prompted him to launch the investigation into that incident, and additional findings of that led to the ensuing Anfeald probe.

Armed with a second generation 6.7-liter Ford FE V8 engine capable of jetting out a massive 325 horsepower and 300 ft-lb of torque, it is as powerful as it looks.

While not specifically stated, the RS 5 Sportback should be covered by the same five-star ANCAP safety rating as the rest of the fixed-roof A5 family. Note that this rating was awarded based on older 2015 criteria though.

"It’s with mixed feelings that we are announcing that Bohemian Joe’s has been sold," the owners posted on Facebook. "This really has been quite a journey for our family. Along the way we have put together an incredible staff and entertained wonderful people from which we take with us lifelong friends and memories. We have learned so much and have made our share of mistakes along the way. We apologize to anyone we disappointed for it was never for lack of trying or caring. I hope that we leave you with more positive memories than negative."

The lion’s share of Hard Rock Park’s funding came from a $305 million offering of bonds—interest-paying debt instruments, similar to loans—structured by Goodwin’s advisers at Deutsche Bank and Jefferies. Recognizing that the park was far from certain to generate enough cash flow to sustain this debt, credit rating agencies labelled the deal as a speculative investment, often referred to as “junk.” Junk is a slightly melodramatic term; America is full of speculative-grade businesses, and many of them function perfectly well. However, Hard Rock Park’s debt was at the very bottom end of the junk-bond spectrum, meaning the park had basically zero room for error. If construction went over budget, or attendance fell even slightly below expectations, it was almost certain to fall behind on its interest payments.

“We’re very down-to-earth,” she said. “We want to make sure people have an experience. There’s a nice atmosphere. We want people to come stay awhile. We’ll have coffee, drinks, water, lemonade and cookies. We’ll have music, candles and a nice smell."

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