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Results tagged with: smoke free

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Dining - Sept. 27, 2007
Johnson elaborates on Fuel's upcoming non-smoking policy
I talked to Scott Johnson again yesterday about Fuel Cafe going non-smoking. Here's what he said.
Tags: The Fuel Cafe, Scott Johnson, Leslie Montemurro, non-smoking, smoking ban, smoke free
Dining - Sept. 18, 2007
La Merenda snuffs smoking
Melissa Cataldo of La Merenda, 125 E. National Ave., informs OnMilwaukee.com that the Walker's Point eatery will go smoke free as of Monday, Oct. 1.
Tags: merenda, cataldo, smoke free, smoking, tapas, Walker's Point
Dining - Aug. 22, 2007
Brady Street's Cempazuchi going smoke free
In what could be the start of trend, Brady Street’s Cempazuchi goes smoke free in September.
Tags: Cempazuchi, Brady Street, smoke free, smoking ban, Bryce Clarke
Bars & Clubs - Jan. 4, 2007
Smoke clears for several shows at Shank
Rock and roll may always be marked by sex, drugs, rebellion and reckless abandon but some musicians are beginning to lay down limits on cigarette smoking at shows and Shank Hall is one club willing to help.
Tags: shank hall, smoke free, lowen and navarro, cebar, peter jest
Dining - Nov. 25, 2006
New Riverfront pizza impresses with zesty sauce, smoke-free space
A recent visit to the new Riverfront Pizzeria Bar and Grill found it full of people (including Fox 6’s Mark Concannon, his wife and a group of friends), good service, fun vibes and wonderful pizza.
Tags: Riverfront Pizzeria Bar and Grill, 509 E. Erie St., pizza, Third Ward, Ricardo's, smoke free, Riverwalk, patio, sauce, thin crust, new, lunch in Milwaukee, Rick & Kathy Loch, Rich Loch, Brenda Regenfelder




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Will you stop drinking Miller beers now that MillerCoors has announced it will move to Chicago?
Yes, I'm no longer loyal to the brand.
No, Miller beer will still be made in Milwaukee.
I didn't drink it before, and I won't drink it after.
I'm not sure yet, but of all places, did they have to move to Chicago?
At least they won't be based in Dallas or Denver.
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