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Wine Served at Trattoria Bella Ciao Restaurant, November 1985

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Dining at Trattoria Bella Ciao, November 1985

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Trattoria's Newest Incarnation Is Best One Yet

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The Story So Far: Through History At 120 -- and 118 -- W. Liberty St.

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Centennial Firms: Schlenker's, Hutzel's, Muehlig Funeral, Godfrey Moving, The News Honored Today

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