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Schwarzbier and sauerkraut fans will soon have a spot to raise their steins and bellow "prost!" in downtown Boise. Prost German Pubs, which owns four German-themed concepts in Seattle and two in Portland, Ore., plans to open a seventh location, Prost Boise, on Eighth Street adjacent to Red Feather Lounge. Part-owners Missy and T.J. Sayles recently relocated to the Treasure Valley to run the German pub, which has a projected opening date of March 1, 2015.

"I worked for the owner of Prost for six years in Seattle before I moved to California with my husband," said Missy. "My husband has done several of the remodels, as well as one of the original build-outs in Portland. We just had a baby and we were wanting to move to a new place where there were more recreational opportunities."

Prost Boise will only serve imported German beers, including iconic brands like Bitburger, Hofbrau and Paulaner, along with rotating rare and seasonal selections.

"We'll have some wheat beers, lagers, ales, pilsnersall classic styles," said Missy. "Obviously we don't do any IPAs or anything like that; they'll all be German handles."

Prost plans to serve its German beers in the traditional glassware.

"We have the proper glassware for the actual drink, so for instance, if you order a Kostritzer lagerwhich is like a Schwarzbier, one of the dark onesit will come in the proper Kostritzer glass. But you can get either a 0.3-liter, a 0.5-liter (which will be somewhat comparable to an American pint) or you can get 1 liter."

In addition to 11 or 12 tap handles pouring imported German beer, Prost Boise will offer an array of German bar food. Since the space has a small kitchen with no hood, Missy and T.J. also plan to utilize the pub's Eighth Street-facing patio to grill up sausages.

"We'll have bratwurst, bratwurst sandwiches, liverwurst pate, a Brotzeittellerwhich is an assortment of meats and cheeses with rye breadwe'll have beet salads, potato salad," said Missy. "It's pretty standard German fare. ... We're wanting to step it up a little bit, too, with making some specials once a week with local produce that has a German flair."

T.J. will be doing the build-out on the space, which will include wooden flourishes and shared community tables.

"It's dark wood, warm and cozy and just feels like an awesome neighborhood bar," said Missy.

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Natural Grocers by Vitamin Cottage is eyeing a new location in Boulder.

Developer Equity Ventures Commercial Development and the Lakewood-based grocer submitted a site plan to build a 16,600-square-foot store in place of the former Olive Garden restaurant at 2685 Pearl St., according to documents filed with Boulder's Planning Department.

The proposed organic grocery would be almost twice as big as Natural Grocers' existing location at 2355 30th St., where the grocer has operated for 16 years. The site plan documents do not indicate whether the proposed store would be a relocation for the 30th Street site, a homey market that sits a couple hundred feet from Whole Foods' comparably gigantic 79,000-square-foot store.

The proposed store is about 0.4 miles west of Natural Grocers' existing location, which is owned by Realty Income Corp., according to Boulder County property records.

Officials for Natural Grocers declined to comment Tuesday, and officials for Equity Ventures Commercial Development and Realty Income Corp. could not be reached.

As she loaded bags of groceries in front of Natural Grocers' sole Boulder store on Tuesday, Boulder resident and loyal customer Heather Baines said she would welcome a larger location.

"This store is cozy," she said. "If we get to spread out a little bit more, then I'm all for that."

Baines, 40, said her family moved to Boulder three years ago from Evergreen, where Natural Grocers operated a newer location.

"This one is due for an update," she said.

As part of the proposal submitted to the city, the existing 9,300-square-foot former Olive Garden would be razed and replaced by a 16,600-square-foot building that would sit closer to Pearl Street. The new building would have a first floor totaling 15,500 square feet and a 1,100-square-foot mezzanine for office space.

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James Glaser the executive director of the San Joaquin Local Agency Formation Commission is siding with PG&E against South San Joaquin Irrigation Districts bid to reduce retail electric rates 15 percent across the board in Manteca, Ripon, and Escalon.

Less than two weeks after Glaser tried to work behind the scenes to block the Ripon City Council from filling the unexpired LAFCo term of the late Red Nutt in an apparent bid to have one less commissioner that would have enhanced PG&Es efforts to block SSJIDs bid to takeover retail power service in the three communities, he is posed on Wednesday to push for the five-member LAFCo panel to reject the SSJID plan.

Glaser tried to fill the LAFCo seat in advance of Wednesdays meeting following Nutts sudden passing with the alternate from Lodi. Under LAFCo bylaws the alternate member can serve until such time as a permanent replacement is made by the City Selection Committee consisting of the six mayors of the six cities in San Joaquin County.

However, the alternate from Lodi Phil Katzakian could not have served in any case since Dec. 3 was his last day in office. Had Glaser succeeded, there would have been just four voting members at Wednesdays meeting.

Ripon Mayor Chuck Winn, however, was able to contact Lathrop Mayor Sonny Dhaliwal chairman of the mayors committee who was able to pull off an 11th hour gathering of all the mayors to beat a legal deadline for having a replacement in place by the Dec. 10 meeting.

The mayors agreed the seat on the LAFCo board still belonged to Ripon as the appointment of Nutt was through May of 2015.

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LEOMINSTER -- The City Council took the first step Monday night to help pay for the replacement of the leaking roof on Northwest Elementary School.

The council took the first of two votes needed to authorize the city to borrow $3,249,170 for the replacement. However, the city is not on the hook for the entire $3.2 million, according to City Treasurer David Laplante.

The Massachusetts School Building Authority, which determines the need for school facilities' improvements throughout the state, will reimburse the city 72 percent of the total cost of the project.

The city will be responsible for $909,767 of the cost of the roof's replacement, said Laplante.

Water leaking from the roof above the gymnasium prompted the request to the state for assistance to have it replaced.

"There is a tremendous amount of leaking," said Superintendent Jim Jolicoeur.

He said the infrastructure of the roof is failing as are the roofing tiles above the gym and the leaking water has the potential to damage the gym's wooden parquet floor.

When the City Council took the first vote Monday on authorizing the loan, the item was not on the agenda.

Jolicoeur explained the reason the vote was not included on the agenda was because the projected costs of the roof's replacement wasn't learned until after the council's agenda was set last Thursday.

All of the necessary approvals and authorizations from the school committee and City Council must in the hands of the MSBA's Board of Directors for approval by the last week of January, said Jolicoeur.

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