Following a flagship store on Austin's South Congress, and addresses in BeverlyHills and Dallas' West Village, a Kendra Scott boutique has cropped up this weekin Rice Village.
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Kendra Scott, the woman behind the eponymous jewelry line, grew up in Houstonbefore moving to Austin at 19.
From left, Steve Head, president of Lone Star College-North Harris; FaroukShami, founder and executive chairman of Farouk Systems; Basim Shami, CEO ofFarouk Systems; Dr. Richard Carpenter, Lone Star College System chancellor, atthe groundbreaking.
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The CHI Lone Star College-North Harris School of Cosmetology is set to open inthe spring of 2013.
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U.S. Representatives Sheila Jackson and Gene Greee joined in the groundbreaking,
The Victorian-style house that is home to City Acre Brewpub (as well as foundersMatt Schlabach and Meredith Borders) was built in the 1970s and containshandcrafted touches like stained glass windows.
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Chowing down on Santo-marinated sausage and sauerkraut sauteed in Lawnmower atCABtoberfest.
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The beautiful estate will eventually house the the brewpub.
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Owners Matt Schlabach and Meredith Borders enjoy the success of another SneakPeek.
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Daniel Glover pours a pint of the Bayouwulf India Black Ale.
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Sneak Peek invitees line up for a taste of the Texan German fare.
Alicia DiRago first launched Whimseybox in December 2011.
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The operation quickly became too big for one person . . . and one garage.
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Subscription numbers have continued to grow, and DiRago hopes to reach a wideraudience with an increased marketing effort.
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Once subscribers receive their monthly Whimseybox, they are encouraged to followthe easy DIY instructions or go completely freestyle with the includedmaterials, then share their projects online.
The India-inspired Mumbai Streets Panini was perfectly-pressed and delicious. Mypartner's Tuscan Red selection, with sundried tomatoes, goat cheese, mozarella,roasted red pepper and grilled onion, was similarly tasty.
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Doshi maintained the integrity of the building, an 80-year-old structure on thecorner of Holman and Dowling.
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A chalkboard behind the bar lists the coffee selections and a simple vegetarianmenu.