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3rd Eye Brewing crowned national champion at US Open Beer Championship

July 10, 2024 | Sharonville City Council, Sharonville, Hamilton County, Ohio



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3rd Eye Brewing crowned national champion at US Open Beer Championship
In a recent government meeting, officials celebrated the success of the 4th of July event, acknowledging the hard work of staff despite challenging weather conditions. The event was described as a \"fun day\" that required the collective effort of the entire team, with special thanks given to Miss Ellerdine for her leadership.

Additionally, the meeting highlighted a significant achievement for 3rd Eye Brewing, which was named the grand national champion at this year's US Open Beer Championship. Competing against over 9,000 beers nationwide, 3rd Eye Brewing secured first place and won four gold medals for their dark beers, along with two silver and two bronze medals, marking a notable recognition for the local brewery.

The meeting also addressed legislative matters, including the postponement of Jim Downton's annual report due to scheduling conflicts. Furthermore, Ordinance 20,240, concerning event centers, was tabled for further discussion by the law committee, which is seeking alternative approaches. Lastly, Ordinance 2024-46 was introduced, requesting additional appropriations of $140,000 for legal services and an advance of funds from the convention center fund to support expansion costs.

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