Word: thursdays
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Harpoon Brewery/Mass Bay Brewing Co. 306 Northern Ave. Marine Industrial Park Boston (617) 574-9551 x.33 T: Red Line, South Station Public tours: Friday and Saturday, 1pm. FREE. Group tours: by appointment Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 5:30 to 7 p.m. Call 617-574-9551 ext. 21 and leave message on the 5:30 Club voice mail box. Directions: From South Station, walk down Atlantic Ave. to Northern Ave.; it's about a 30 minute walk...
...Adams/Boston Beer Company 30 Germania St. at Bismarck St. Boston (617) 368-5000 T: Orange Line, Stonybrook. Tours: Thursday and Friday, 2 p.m.; Saturday, 1 and 2 p.m. The tour is free, but the $1 suggested donation goes to Youth Enrichment Services, a local charity. Directions: From Stonybrook in Jamaica Plain, turn left on Boylston St., walk two blocks and take a right on Bismark St.; the brewery is straight ahead...
...gala banquet was held on Thursday night for the skaters and sponsors, along with a reception on Friday night and a dinner before the show on Saturday...
...himself." On Capitol Hill, where House Speaker Dennis Hastert and other G.O.P. bosses were enraged by Bush's words, aides to minority leader Dick Gephardt told Hastert's people, "Get used to it. We've been putting up with this for seven years." Bush called Hastert on Thursday to make nice, sources told TIME; earlier, Bush strategist Karl Rove called Representative Tom Davis, chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee, to offer Bush's fund-raising help...
...seems that almost everyone won something from the meeting between Teamster president JAMES P. HOFFA and President BILL CLINTON last Thursday in New York City. Clinton secured Hoffa's backing for HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON's bid for a Senate seat. Hoffa was publicly accepted as a national labor leader--or at least one with whom you could be seen in public. In fact, it was Clinton, not labor, who pushed hard for the invitation. If there was any loser, it was AL GORE. Hoffa remained firmly in the camp of those who want the AFL-CIO to withhold its early...