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Key West, Fla., Conch Farm Plays Important Role in Replenishing State's Stock.
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By Cara Buckley, The Miami Herald Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
Nov. 8--KEY WEST, Fla.--Hope grows in the six glowing tanks that make up Key West's new Conch Baby Farm. Tucked behind a seafood restaurant, conchs grown here aren't bound for tables but for Florida's waters, one of the few places in the world were conch stocks, while depleted, aren't gravely threatened.
Conch, the symbol of Key West and favorite fritter ingredient in Keys restaurants, hasn't been commercially harvested in Florida since the Ford administration. The opening of the ...
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Milwaukee Seeks Buyer for Pabst Complex.
Newspaper article from: Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
; ...Ave., W. Winnebago St., N. 8th St. and N. 11th St. Polacheck...the original corner office of beer baron Frederick Pabst, whose namesakes include the...east side for The Blatz and just north of downtown along the Milwaukee River...
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Newspaper article from: The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; ...Ave., W. Winnebago St., N. 8th St. and N. 11th St. Polacheck...the original corner office of beer baron Frederick Pabst, whose namesakes include the...east side for The Blatz and just north of downtown along the Milwaukee River...
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