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EDWARDSBURG — A local cannabis business voiced its desire to explore the possibility of opening a smoking lounge during Monday's Edwardsburg Village Council ...

The Edwardsburg Cemetery is the resting place to multiple Civil War veterans, as well as a single veteran of the Revolutionary War. The lounge would possibly be a private space with a separate entrance and staff for testing equipment and marijuana products, as well as for private gatherings. Village President Dennis Peak expressed his joy and relief that the time for appeals had expired and that Edwardsburg could put the dispute behind them.

The Pearl Club is set to open in the next few weeks. The space is intended to convey "old-world elegance" reminiscent of London's cocktail scene with a ...

The original wood bar from Emmit’s has been restored along with a herringbone floor finish throughout the lounge. The beloved bar had been in business for nearly 30 years and was featured in several movies and TV shows. The Pearl Club will bring an “old-world elegance” reminiscent of the cocktail scene in London with a modern twist to fit the Chicago scene, according to a press release.

They serve non-alcoholic cocktails ($5-$10), wine ($4.50) and beer ($2-$4). Other beverages include smoothies ($6) and coffee ($1.50-$4).

[on the rise in Charlotte](https://charlotte.axios.com/277033/alcohol-alternatives-rise-in-charlotte/). Other beverages include smoothies ($6) and coffee ($1.50-$4). It’s the kind of place you go to wind down after a wild night out. “Even if people come in feeling rowdy, the atmosphere [in here] isn’t going to make you feel that way,” Garrett said. The vibe: It’s moody, dim, bar with chill music playing throughout the day. [Charlotte Observer](https://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/business/whats-in-store/article272955880.html).

Food & Drink News “It's a cocktail lounge behind a coffee shop. It's literally business in the front, and party in the back!”

The Mullet is currently open Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights. As soon as the weather gets nicer, they will be opening up a patio. When you visit The Mullet, you can expect a warm atmosphere that’s comfortable, yet upscale complete with chill music and creative interior design. When they opened their doors in 2018, business was strictly dedicated to the coffee shop which quickly became the place for locals to get their daily dose of caffeine in Springville. “We wanted to add to our community by creating a space that didn’t already exist in Springville. “It’s a cocktail lounge behind a coffee shop.

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At its regular meeting Monday, the Healdsburg City Council preliminarily approved an end to the city's moratorium on commercial cannabis operations.

The city website’s newly added cannabis page will be updated accordingly, he said. Advocates asked the city also consider establishing a minimum distance between dispensaries to avoid concentration in one area and to allow consumption lounges, where recreational cannabis can be used in a public setting. I think it would be a heavy lift and difficult for our community to accept,” Mitchell said. “So I think we should start with our dispensaries.” The Council said details on housing and distances would be considered during the application process, but allowing for open consumption at lounges would be something to consider in the future. Cannabis growers, a cannabis industry lawyer and others involved in the local industry spoke Monday in support of the city’s move to authorize commercial cannabis.

Evanston Health and Human Services Director Ike Ogbo speaks against a cannabis lounge proposal on March 22, 2023 as members of the city's Land Use.

Rodgers warned that the proposal could be a “back door” to establishments permitting forms of smoking the city has long banned. These lounges may also open the door not only to indoor cannabis consumption but also tobacco, hookah, cigars and vaping.” The only dispensary in the city is the Zen Leaf store at 1804 Maple Ave.

Phone calls from a woman worried about her husband being out too late may have saved his life after he became the victim of a shooting outside a lounge.

Police said it's the same Mercedes from which Palmer retrieved a firearm on March 12 before the shooting at the Empire Lounge. Police said Palmer listed the same address as his home address. Detectives also learned Palmer was the victim of a on Sunday, police said the wife finally got a hold of her husband. Before hanging up the phone, he told her that someone stole his gold chain and that he planned to get it back. According to the arrest report, doctors said he suffered six different bullet wounds to his body, which caused multiple leg and hip bone fractures. The victim falls to the ground and Palmer tries to shoot him again, but the gun jammed. They found he had once been pulled over while driving a black Mercedes by the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office in 2019 for speeding along Okeechobee Boulevard. Police said Palmer pulled away from the men and opened fire on the victim as he's standing outside his car. Police said the man's wife told investigators that she had been calling him repeatedly during the night because he wasn't home. The shooting victim gets up and tries to get into his car when Palmer fires approximately five more shots at the victim from about three feet away. Others tried to get Palmer to leave.