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ozone(he use to work for waaf in boston)
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Last I hear dafter the RKO gig he packed up shop, moved to Miami, opened up the scrap bar and has been down there since, don't know if that has changed or not...I miss slappy
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found this, from a few years ago MODS PLEASE NOTE I AM ALLOWED TO USE THIS UNDER "FAIR USE" laws.
Still, high housing prices are pushing residents northward in the city. One restaurant banking on a South Beach exodus is North Beach’s Scrap Bar and Smokehouse on 71st Street, the center of a district many know as Little Buenos Aires. Owner John Osterlind, who relocated to North Beach from Boston to open the bar last year, wanted to be a part of what he sees as a growing neighborhood.
http://www.southfloridaceo.com/insight150.html
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Still, high housing prices are pushing residents northward in the city. One restaurant banking on a South Beach exodus is North Beach’s Scrap Bar and Smokehouse on 71st Street, the center of a district many know as Little Buenos Aires. Owner John Osterlind, who relocated to North Beach from Boston to open the bar last year, wanted to be a part of what he sees as a growing neighborhood.
http://www.southfloridaceo.com/insight150.html
[EDIT-truncated because citation was pulled verbatim from what appears to be a protected source in excess of fair use standards. Please click on the URL (provided as a courtesy from Radio-Info) above to read the rest of the story. Further questions should be addressed to the Managing Board Editor by clicking on the following link. ]
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