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Giant meth and fentanyl lab hidden behind storefront seized in Mexico - CBS
Soldiers and police in Mexico seized an industrial-scale meth and fentanyl lab that was so big it startled investigators, federal prosecutors announced Sunday.
"In the Attorney General's Office, we have no record of any seizure of equipment of this size before," Gallo said.
The mega-lab was uncovered this past week in a storefront advertising industrial cleaning products on the outskirts of Mexico City.
Behind the storefront was a warehouse, with tall stacks of drums and 265-gallon tanks holding precursor chemicals, which Gallo said could be used to produce methamphetamines and the synthetic opioid fentanyl.
Community Preserves Inwood Storefront Murals: Week In Review | Washington Heights, NY Patch
UPPER MANHATTAN, NY — Here's a roundup of the top Patch headlines from around Inwood and Washington Heights this week.
INWOOD, NY — Shuttered storefronts have become an unfortunate reality of almost every New York City neighborhood. However, artists in the Inwood community saw the boarded-up shops in the neighborhood... Read more
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, NY — Police are looking for a man accused of inappropriately grabbing a woman and a teenager walking down the street in Washington Heights. The two incidents both took... Read more
Community Comes Together To Preserve Inwood Storefront Murals | Washington Heights, NY Patch
INWOOD, NY — Shuttered storefronts have become an unfortunate reality of almost every New York City neighborhood.
However, artists in the Inwood community saw the boarded-up shops in the neighborhood as a chance to inspire and provoke residents and visitors.
During the racial justice and police reform protests in New York City that took place over the summer, local artists used the blank pieces of plywood covering up shuttered businesses to create murals of hope, healing, and activism.
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Nightlight donut shop wholly committed to late-night munching with new storefront | The Baylor
Nightlight donut shop is set to open their first physical location this Friday. The storefront, located at 6500 Woodway Drive, has been open this week for a “practice week,” in order to increase efficiency with the drive-through line and get familiar with the new space.
Jackson Wren, who founded the company with his twin brother Eric Wren in 2018, said that the opening of the store offers more stability than their previous outlet of selling from a food truck.
Bremen Cannabis Caregivers Branch Out to Damariscotta Storefront - The Lincoln County News
Cannabis fills a tin at Above and Beyond in Damariscotta on Saturday, Oct. 17. The new medical cannabis shop grows most of its product locally. (Bisi Cameron Yee photo)
A Bremen father and daughter duo, both licensed medical cannabis caregivers, have branched out to open Damariscotta’s second and final medical cannabis storefront, Above and Beyond Cannabis LLC.
Charles and Danielle Simmons opened the storefront in the Main Street Centre plaza at 464 Main St., across from Hannaford Supermarket, Friday, Oct. 16.
Kennewick mother-daughter duo open storefront for their gourmet cookie business - YakTriNews.com
KENNEWICK, Wash. – What started as a Kennewick girl’s idea to pay for summer camp has become a full-blown business.
PoPville » Lettie Gooch Boutique Closing Their Storefront in Shaw
“15 years ago this month we signed a lease to open our very first women’s clothing boutique on 9th ST in Shaw. We are honored to be able to celebrate this milestone and be part of local retail in DC’s vibrant U ST/SHAW corridor. It’s also been 5 years since we opened our current location , and like many businesses in our community, neighbors and friends, we are adapting.
These are extraordinary times, and we could have never imagined what this year would bring. Our lease is ending this month. Given the current climate, we have decided now is the time to SHIFT. Through the month of October, you can support us by:
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