Downtown Lake Worth to get another Coffee Shop

Coffee shop to open on Lake Worth Beach's Lake Avenue, three years after Starbucks' departure

Well, they think we need another coffee shop. I would like to see Halsey & Griffith back.

This new shop will be located in Andy's old location.

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Lake Worth (Beach)'s Common Ground Coffee Shop

Coronavirus Florida: Common Grounds creates ‘relief’ coffee blend, will help PPE effort

Local coffee shop, Common Grounds, located at 12 S. J Street is selling a “COVID Relief Blend.” $5 of each 12 oz bag sold will go toward getting PPE to healthcare workers.

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Coffee and Conversation with PBSO

Come on down to Common Grounds Coffee Bar--the top coffee shop around--yes, it beat out Starbucks and all the rest--and meet the men/women who keep our neighborhoods safe,  PBSO deputies.

Reader's Choice Winners - Common Grounds Coffee bar ties for 2nd place

Common Grounds Coffee Shop

Address: 12 S J St, Lake Worth, FL 33460

Phone: (561) 318-8980

Hours: Open today · 8AM–11PM

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Invitation to Satanist Chaz Stevens

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Common Grounds Coffee Bar

12 S. J Street

Lake Worth

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"God can change a hater’s heart and make him a son." Pastor Mike Olive

E-mail from Stevens to Pam Lopez, City Clerk

Peace Initiative Day - Some would rather stir the pot

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Pastor Mike Olive of the Common Ground Church reached out to Wes and Mark in a gesture of friendship and love as well as to be a compassionate listener. They were invited to come over to his coffee shop yesterday which was Peace Day. But they were both "no shows."

A fool gives full vent to his anger, but a wise man keeps himself under control. (Proverbs 29:11, NIV)

James 1:19-20: "Everyone should be quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to become angry, for man's anger does not bring about the righteous life that God desires." (NIV)

I guess Pastor Mike's invited guests did not want to hear those messages.

Consuming Coffee might prevent dementia?

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Earlier in the week there was a report in the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease that a research team at the University of Bari Aldo Moro found that people who consistently drank about one or two cups of coffee per day had a lower rate of mild cognitive impairment (MCI) than those who never or rarely drank the brew.

The first thing that I do after awakening is to put on a pot of coffee. So, if this is true, I'm going to go on forever being a watchdog in Lake Worth. :)

Read about it... at CBS News.