
ANNELISE KELLY
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Nov 26, 2024 |
pizzatoday.com | ANNELISE KELLY
Staff members need reliable tools and “knives are, obviously, the single most-used tool in any kitchen,” says Cody Levi Berg, a professional knife sharpener and the owner/operator of The Sharpening Company in the Milwaukee, Wisconsin area. Eytan Zias asserts that “you need a sharp knife for safety and just out of respect for your product.” Zias is a former chef and owner of The Knife House, a culinary knife store and sharpening service with locations in Phoenix, Arizona, and Portland, Oregon.
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Nov 1, 2024 |
oregonwinepress.com | ANNELISE KELLY
November 1, 2024Portland's knife industry is on point By Annelise Kelly On August 24, a lively crowd gathered at a small manufacturing shop on N.E. Sandy near Interstate 84. The pleasant summer day attracted people of all ages who share a common passion: knives. It was National Knife Day, celebrated by Portland’s first-ever Knife Maker Showcase.
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Aug 1, 2024 |
oregonwinepress.com | ANNELISE KELLY
August 1, 2024Linfield University names Anna Maria Ponzi permanent director of its Center for Wine Education By Annelise Kelly Linfield University recently named Anna Maria Ponzi permanent director of its Center for Wine Education, an interim position she held for two months. Those familiar with Oregon’s wine world would instantly recognize the Ponzi surname. In 1969, Ponzi’s parents, Nancy and Dick Ponzi, planted 20 acres in the Willamette Valley.
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Jun 18, 2024 |
pizzatoday.com | ANNELISE KELLY
Many pizzerias are owned in partnership. Whether it’s a multi-generational family operation, friends pursuing their pizza passion together, or a purely business relationship, having multiple owners has many advantages. It allows you to share the responsibility, workload and financial burden while expanding your business’s pool of expertise. However, conflicts will eventually arise.
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Jun 1, 2024 |
oregonwinepress.com | ANNELISE KELLY
NEWS / FEATURESJune 1, 2024Two Yamhill County women honored By Annelise Kelly The Grand Ballroom at the Hilton Portland Downtown filled with energy on Thursday, March 14. The Portland Business Journal’s Women of Influence awards luncheon drew 600 guests, primarily women, to honor 30 award recipients. Among those recognized were two wine-making women from Yamhill County. Susan Sokol Blosser, co-founder of Sokol Blosser Winery, received the Joan Austin Woman of Impact Award.
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