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Tuesday, December 4, 2012

Citgo Owner Punches 2 Men Trying to Steal Cigarettes

The gas station owner told police one man tried to take a carton of cigarettes from a storage room while the other man distracted him by checking out.

The owner of Shorewood’s Citgo didn’t fall for a ruse two men tried to pull on him in order to bilk his gas station out of a carton of cigarettes on Friday. The owner of the gas station located at 1602 E. Capitol Dr. told police one man tried to take a carton of cigarettes from a storage room while the other man distracted him by checking out. He confronted the man attempting to take the cigarettes, a scuffle ensued and he ended up punching both men in the face on their way out of the store, he told police. The suspects left empty-handed. 

Go to Citgo!

1:51 pm on Friday, December 7, 2012

I agree!! This gas station is the best place it always has the cheapest gas and the sweetest lady works here (Kung fu lady hahah) and the two younger guys are super HOT-those men were stupid to mess with him good job Citgo owner!!!   more ›

Wednesday, July 6, 2011

One Year After State Smoking Ban, Village Pub Sees Better Business, Health

While some Wisconsin tavern owners said they have lost business, one local bar says they have gained new customers and better health.

July marks the one-year anniversary of the state smoking ban, and the two-year anniversary of Shorewood’s smoking ban. Savanna Oehrle, who has been a manager of the Village Pub and Grill for five years, said the smoking bans have increased their business, bringing in new customers who had been uncomfortable in the smoky atmosphere. After the Shorewood smoking ban was implemented on July 1, 2009, Oehrle said despite losing some customers, food sales went up and alcohol sales held steady.   “We had a lot more people coming to eat, especially families during the day,” Oehrle said. “A lot of non-smokers would stay longer because it wasn’t so smoky.” Although many Wisconsin tavern owners said they lost business after the state ban, a survey …

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CowDung

8:52 am on Friday, July 8, 2011

...and you call my comments 'over the top'. News flash--the smoking ban applies to more than just bars and restaurants. Again, if it is truly a health issue tobacco should be banned altogether. If you aren't willing to ban the use of tobacco totally, let the business owner decide if he/she wants to allow it in their establishment.   more ›

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