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Vitamin Sea Brewing will open its first production house and taproom in East Weymouth as soon as September 2018. Founder Dino Funari shares his excitement here.

The Rochester City Council meeting was emotional Tuesday night as it was being decided whether to override the city's tax cap or possibly have to make dramatic cuts to the school staffing in the city.

Storage tanks in Destin spilled about 90,000 gallons of reclaimed water Monday night with some entering a nearby wetland, according to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection.

Dr. Sheila Quirk-Bailey, the president of Illinois Central College, joins the Journal Star's Steve Tarter to discuss the popular community college, the state of higher education, and ICC efforts to fulfill the needs of local employers with an educated workforce.

Savannah Morning News Editorial Page Editor Adam Van Brimmer discusses the school board hearing and vote on the proposed millage rate increase. Also, a preview of Thursday's op-ed page.

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State Assemblyman Marc Butler, R-Newport is not seeking reelection to the state Assembly. His term ends Dec. 31. He talks with O-D reporter Ed Harris about what he'll miss and possible plans for retirement.

City Commissioner Harvey Ward urges voters to say “no” on the GRU referendum on their November ballots.

Disney closes in on adding X-Men and Fantastic Four to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Solo reviewed. Marvel Comics brings back two cancelled titles due to "popular demand." Cliff and Joe examine just how popular the books were to begin with. Marvel drops the ball on the X-Men Gold wedding.

Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood calls for retiring county manager Jim Dinneen's immediate removal during the county council meeting.

"This latest episode has epitomizes Dinneen's reckless, corrupt, inept lying administration."

Victor D. Infante reflects on the impending demolition of Notre Dame, and reflects in a personal way on what it and the resultant protests mean for the city and its culture. Are we REALLY just talking about a building? As always, Culture Watch's music was provided by DJ Manipulator.