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Fostoria’s Urban Woody Brewery For Sale | What is Project Oasis ?
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A Fostoria-area brewery and restaurant is for sale as "Project Oasis," with brewing equipment, a kitchen and outdoor space with a stage. The official listing does not name the business, and The UrbanWoody Brewery has not publicly confirmed it is the one for sale.
Fostoria History Series
FOSTORIA | A. Weaver & Sons to Ahlenius Co.: A Century of Dry Goods on North Main Street
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Source: Hometown History
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