Hudson man’s salad wins at annual cook-off Nashua Telegraph, NH - Oct 26, 2005 Perhaps taking a cue from another popular fall classic, Saturday’s 23rd annual Telegraph Culinary Delights Cook-off featured first-time winners in all four categories, assuring ...

Recipes chosen for cookbook competition Keyser Mineral Daily News Tribune, WV - Oct 26, 2005 Chef Thomas Vieli, Instructor in Hospitality Management at Potomac State College has chosen dishes (receipes) that will be in competition Saturday, November 29, at the PSC kitchen.

Where can I find fall flavors? Pioneer Press, MN - Oct 26, 2005 It's that time of the year when fruits and vegetables like apples, cranberries, squash, leeks, potatoes and pumpkins are abundant.

Whole-wheat pastas Consumer Reports (subscription) - Oct 26, 2005 Sales of whole-wheat pastas are up over the past five years. That’s good news from a health perspective: Whole-wheat pasta has more vitamins, minerals, and beneficial compounds called phytonutrients than ...

New Laurel earns laurels for elegance and edginess San Diego Union Tribune, United States - Oct 26, 2005 Everyone who has dined at the old Laurel in its 10-year history probably has a story about a memorable experience in the warm, elegant restaurant.

Dairy farm democracy Minnesota Public Radio, MN - Oct 26, 2005 The War in Iraq, the Patriot Act and other political strategies of the Bush administration have spurred an artistic backlash in theaters across the United States.

Cuisine: Typical and topical recipes Marconews (subscription), FL - Oct 26, 2005 With a nostalgic tip of the hat to New Orleans, a city that probably will never be the same again, here is a wonderful typical Gulf Coast recipe.

Mamma's in Charge TheStranger.com, WA - Oct 27, 2005 Certain scenes have a beloved matriarch at their center. She's the queen bee booking the fun shows, throwing the selfless benefits, or just spinning the records you most want to hear.

Black Seal Seafood Grille offers authentic pub dining Norwich Bulletin, CT - Oct 26, 2005 Downtown Essex has become a magnet for people eager to sample coastal Connecticut rusticity, many of whom head for the famous (and recently redone) Griswold Inn to dine.

Come right in, dearies... Columbus Dispatch (subscription), OH - Oct 26, 2005 o," Mom says one morning at breakfast, ‘‘do you think you’re too old for trick-or-treating this year?" I’m so stunned I almost spit my Cocoa Krispies across the room.

Formal Portraits Dress Down New York Times, United States - Oct 26, 2005 AMONG the works in the online portfolio of a New York-based portrait artist named Gerald Slater is a commissioned oil painting, 22 by 28 inches in dimension, titled "Eric at the Window.

HARD COPY: The magical mystery of Ramadan New Straits Times, Malaysia - Oct 26, 2005 A British expatriate drinking sirap selasih? That’sa situation as unlikely as a padi farmer eating cottage cheese. But unlikely things tend to happen during Ramadan and this Englishman, who was leading the ...

Proudly hosted by IGN FAQs IGN, CA - Oct 26, 2005 @@@@@ Morrowind: Comprehensive Character Creation @@@@@ I obsess over details so that you don't have to ...

Ghosts and monsters to take over Redding's Aquatic Center Record-Searchlight (subscription), CA - Oct 26, 2005 Up to 3,000 people are expected at this year’s Halloween Haunt Night and Spooky Lagoon at the Redding Aquatic Center at Caldwell Park.

High-end cookware turns me on It's getting hot in my kitchen -- I ... San Francisco Chronicle, United States - Oct 26, 2005 I have a thing for Calphalon One. The dark aluminum, the deadly serious matte finish, the simple, cream-colored, Zen-like cardboard packaging, the heft and the handle and the sex and the heat and the mystery.

Patience’s story: Secret treasures Montclair Times, NJ - Oct 26, 2005 Known as “the Cowboy Girl,” the singer/songwriter had recently released a CD, “Buckaroos Sleep Too!” She had moved to Montclair from Nashville last year with her husband, Van, and sons Theo, 4, and August, 2.

Scarborough Wellness looks at school lunch KeepMEcurrent.com, ME - Oct 26, 2005 SCARBOROUGH (Oct 27, 2005): Serving a hot lunch at Scarborough schools is a money-losing proposition, according to school Nutrition Program Director Judy Campbell.

Clear up cooking confusion Sioux Falls Argus Leader, SD - Oct 26, 2005 We all use recipes when we cook, but once in a while, a cooking term or process can stump the efforts of even a veteran cook. What exactly is parboiling?

Food & Drink Ideal iddly San Antonio Current, TX - Oct 26, 2005 The creators of Madras Pavilion would do well to rent Monsoon Wedding and screen it several times; they would be reminded of the visual heritage they should have inherited along with the culinary.

Parties Listings TheStranger.com, WA - Oct 27, 2005 NORTEC COLLECTIVE, DAREK MAZZONEMexico's foremost electronic-music ambassadors invade Seattle to invest some Latin sabor into our Northwest club scene.

Is it weird or what? This is London, UK - Oct 26, 2005 I am a huge fan of Mourad Mazouz. He is a true original - a wiry, intense man with the tortured look of some kind of genius. Though he's probably beautifully sane and well-adjusted, I always imagine him in ...

Be the toast of your next dinner party Sun-Sentinel.com, FL - Oct 27, 2005 (Pssst: Don't tell Mom …) Yes, you can make a meal in a toaster oven. By Melissa Clark. and find out how to get one week extra!

Be afraid, very afraid of China Daily Nation (subscription), Kenya - Oct 26, 2005 Earlier this year, the Kenyan papers were full of the story of the marriage of Anna Trzebinski, who left the glamorous life of London fashion, to marry Loyaban Lemarti, a young man from Samburu.

From Felipe’s Creators, New Cheap Eats Harvard Crimson, MA - Oct 26, 2005 “Flat Patties,” a new diner-style restaurant, plans to open its doors next week after months of occupying a vacated space in “The Garage” Shopping Area.

October Brainstorm Management-Issues, UK - Oct 26, 2005 We're heading toward the end of the year, a great time to be creative and productive now that the temptations of summer are past.

BBQ Times Two TheStranger.com, WA - Oct 27, 2005 A mastery of smoke is one of the things that separates humankind from monkeys. It's too bad, then, that there's been a distinct lack of wood smoke in Seattle restaurants.

Senior Menus-Oct. 27, 2005 Lambertville Beacon, NJ - Oct 26, 2005 The value of each meal is $4.45. Any amount donated over this is a tax-deductible contribution. All menus are subject to change and include milk and margarine.

Sweet potato gets a jazzed filling with herbs, nuts DetNews.com, MI - Oct 26, 2005 Sweet potato pie and candied yams are two of the down-home dishes that many folks enjoy. And while some people call them sweet potatoes and others call them yams, most call them plain 'ol good.

At Pepe's, there are lots of great choices Redlands Daily Facts, CA - Oct 26, 2005 Having unfortunately missed the Cinco de Mayo celebration last week, I figured we'd get our Mexican food fix at Pepe's Mexican & Seafood Restaurant in Banning.

Be Thankful Every Day: Amy Grant Tells Her Personal Story in ... Business Wire (press release), CA - Oct 26, 2005 NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 26, 2005--The November issue of Guideposts magazine features a cover story by Amy Grant, singer and host of the new NBC-TV show Three Wishes.

Farm products featured at Harvest Market Waynesville Smoky Mountain News, NC - Oct 26, 2005 A Fall Harvest Market will be held at the Haywood County Fairgrounds on Saturday, Nov. 5, from 7 am to 2 pm. Anyone with farm products of any sort - from pumpkins and Indian corn to late fall crops of peppers ...

Great Halloween menu is a blink of an eye away Baxter Bulletin, AR - Oct 26, 2005 Halloween is my favorite holiday of the year. I love the costumes, scary decorations and most of all, the food. Putting together a great Halloween menu is easy whether geared to children or adults.

Mangroves raises the bar St. Petersburg Times, FL - Oct 26, 2005 In the last few years, Mangroves has slowly moved up the SoHo food chain, pushing creative dining north from Bern's. Slowly but not quietly if you catch the midnight ...

Hounds hunt missing, crooks Charlottesville Daily Progress, VA - Oct 26, 2005 As Detective Lt. SL “Buck” Garner let his 5-year-old bloodhound out of his cage, a musty scent followed. “It’s not a pleasant smell, but if your ...

Spicing things up with sriracha The Journal News.com, NY - Oct 26, 2005 the red chili sauce with a rooster on the bottle ‭as gone mainstream. People are mixing it with ketchup for dipping fries. They're shaking it over soups.

The secret of Laos is out Stuff.co.nz, New Zealand - Oct 26, 2005 Laos is charming but, urges Hilary Doling, jump on a plane now before the rest of the world beats you to it. Coloured paper lanterns glow like fireflies at the night market in the little town of Luang Prabang in Laos.

Onion Herb Crisps Sun-Sentinel.com, FL - Oct 27, 2005 These crispy hors d'oeuvres are great with drinks or a glass of wine. Both the uncooked dough and the baked crisps can be frozen in air-tight plastic containers or heavy-duty resealable plastic bags f. and find out how to get one week extra!

SUPERMARKET SLEUTH : For healthy eaters,All-Bran raises the ol’ ... Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (subscription), AR - Oct 26, 2005 Kellogg’s has a new line of snack bars called All-Bran, and they’re sold in three flavors - Oatmeal Raisin, Honey Oat and Brown Sugar Cinnamon.

Friendly’s Cooks up the Comforts of Home Hospitality 1st (press release), FL - Oct 26, 2005 Wilbraham, MA - October 2005 ‭elicious home style “comfort foods” that the whole family can enjoy are now being served up with a smile at Friendly’s, just in time for the busy holiday season.

Fall carnival to be held at Lake High School gym Saturday Scott County Times, MS - Oct 26, 2005 A fall carnival will be held from 6 to 8 pm Saturday at the Lake gym. Admission is free for children up to 12, 13 years and up $2.

Sage and Lemon Meatballs in Radicchio Sun-Sentinel.com, FL - Oct 27, 2005 These meatballs have wonderful layers of flavor. Bite into them and you taste the cheese, the lemon, the fennel seeds and sage. and find out how to get one week extra!

Food and decorations for Halloween Cincinnati Post, OH - Oct 26, 2005 Becky Wagner of Fort Thomas, Ky. The tiny three-tone bulbs are strung by the banister in her front hall, right next to the all-orange lights woven through the big, green leaves of her potted peace lily.

Olmecas Mexican Restaurant Austin 360 (subscription), TX - Oct 26, 2005 The multicolored walls sport a big-screen television. Chinese lanterns hang from the tall-ceiling side of the room. A strange, gigantic, wildly painted mushroom sprouts from the front wall.

Holy Terror Philadelphia citypaper.net, PA - Oct 26, 2005 When the Power of Christ Impales You, or 10 Hours on the Set of The XXXorcist. by Ashlea Halpern. What an excellent day for an exorcism.

Eating In: Braised Lamb With Eggplant Cream DCist.com, DC - Oct 26, 2005 It seems as though every week that passes brings the chill a bit closer to our bones. Fall has fully descended on the District and it's even beginning to feel like winter is on its way.

Lunches should include a healthy mix of produce, protein, calcium Jackson Clarion Ledger, MS - Oct 26, 2005 If you need ideas to make your children's lunches or snacks as healthy as possible, check out these tips provided by Ann Kulze, a Charleston wellness expert.

Expert advises `tasting' wine with your nose and eyes first San Jose Mercury News, United States - Oct 26, 2005 With non-stop jokes and bestselling books, Kevin Zraly has tried to teach us about wine tasting for decades. And now he has decided we got the concept backward.

Baby, You Wanna Sammich? Gothamist, NY - Oct 26, 2005 Yesterday, Jason Kottke posted what he felt is nessasary to the perfect sandwhich. After first harkening back to the sandwhich's humble beginings, he states: He goes on to nominate his favorite New York sandwhich ...

Bonus recipe: Herbed fingerling potato salad Asbury Park Press, NJ - Oct 26, 2005 Rinse the potatoes. Leave the skins on. You can slice them in half or leave them whole, if they are small. Place them in a sauce pan of water, bring to a boil, then reduce heat slightly and cook until tender, about 8 to 9 minutes.

Holiday hiring season begins Toledo Blade, OH - Oct 26, 2005 Retailers nationwide plan to hire hundreds of thousands of temporary workers for the holidays, in hopes of healthy sales this season.

Eating crow ain't so bad. Chicago Tribune, United States - Oct 26, 2005 And the time is upon us. All unreconstructed Cubs fans who belittled the White Sox this season and dismissed their early success as a fluke are fixing to dine on the bird some call "the black bandit.

Body and Soul SF Weekly, CA - Oct 26, 2005 When Hurricane Katrina reminded us that New Orleans was a national treasure, I wasted no time in enjoying a nostalgic, lush, and luscious dinner of New Orleans-style cooking at Andrew Jaeger's House of Seafood & Jazz.

Recovery from Hurricane Wilma begins Boston Globe, United States - Oct 26, 2005 Darlo Wulf, left, and Sally Lobasuo push their car towards the promised ice and water distribution area in Sunrise, Fla. Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2005 to save gas.

Wilma's aftermath: Recovery begins in storm-ravaged Florida Mohave Valley News, NV - Oct 26, 2005 Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region's airports and replace countless windows blown out of ...

Recovery From Hurricane Wilma Begins Lexington Dispatch, NC - Oct 26, 2005 Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region's airports and replace countless windows blown out of downtown high-rises during ...

Crews struggle to restore power in Fla. Maryville Daily Times, TN - Oct 26, 2005 Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region's airports and replace countless windows blown out ...

Recovery From Hurricane Wilma Begins Asharq Alawsat, UK - Oct 26, 2005 FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. AP -Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region's airports and replace countless windows blown out of downtown high ...

Post-Wilma weather has been a 'blessing' Gainesville Sun, FL - Oct 26, 2005 FORT LAUDERDALE - Storm-weary Floridians confronted a daunting cleanup from Hurricane Wilma on Tuesday, facing mounds of debris scattered across the peninsula and supply shortages.

In Wilma's aftermath, recovery begins for millions Foster's Daily Democrat, NH - Oct 26, 2005 Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region's airports and replace countless windows blown ...

In Wilma's aftermath, recovery begins for millions Laconia Citizen, NH - Oct 26, 2005 Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region's airports and replace countless windows blown ...

Recovery From Hurricane Wilma Begins Tuscaloosa News (subscription), AL - Oct 26, 2005 Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region's airports and replace countless windows blown out of downtown high-rises during ...

Recovery From Hurricane Wilma Begins WRAL.com, NC - Oct 26, 2005 FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region's airports and replace countless windows blown out of downtown high ...

Recovery From Hurricane Wilma Begins Worcester Telegram (subscription), MA - Oct 26, 2005 FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.— Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region's airports and replace countless windows blown out ...

Recovery From Hurricane Wilma Begins phillyBurbs.com, PA - Oct 26, 2005 Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region's airports and replace countless windows blown out of ...

Recovery From Hurricane Wilma Begins Herald News Daily, ND - Oct 26, 2005 Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region‘s airports and replace countless windows ...

Recovery From Hurricane Wilma Begins WJLA, DC - Oct 26, 2005 Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region's airports and replace countless windows blown out of downtown ...

In Wilma's aftermath, recovery begins for millions Connellsville Daily Courier, PA - Oct 26, 2005 Storm-weary Floridians confronted a daunting cleanup from Hurricane Wilma on Tuesday, facing mounds of debris scattered across the peninsula and supply shortages.

In Wilma's aftermath, recovery begins for millions Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, PA - Oct 26, 2005 Storm-weary Floridians confronted a daunting cleanup from Hurricane Wilma on Tuesday, facing mounds of debris scattered across the peninsula and supply shortages.

Recovery From Hurricane Wilma Begins Porterville Recorder, CA - Oct 26, 2005 Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region's airports and replace countless windows blown out of ...

Recovery From Hurricane Wilma Begins Sarasota Herald-Tribune, FL - Oct 26, 2005 Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region's airports and replace countless windows blown out ...

Recovery From Hurricane Wilma Begins The Ledger, FL - Oct 26, 2005 Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region's airports and replace countless windows blown out of downtown high-rises during ...

Recovery From Hurricane Wilma Begins San Marcos Daily Record, TX - Oct 26, 2005 Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region's airports and replace countless windows blown out of ...

Recovery From Hurricane Wilma Begins New Albany Tribune, IN - Oct 26, 2005 Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region's airports and replace countless windows blown out of ...

Reports From Hurricane Wilma Gadsden Times (subscription), AL - Oct 26, 2005 National writer Allen Breed is covering the aftermath of Hurricane Wilma on Floridas Gulf Coast and files these reports. Wilma just keeps on surprising us.

In Wilma's aftermath, recovery begins for millions BurlingtonFreePress.com, VT - Oct 26, 2005 Storm-weary Floridians confronted a daunting cleanup from Hurricane Wilma on Tuesday, facing mounds of debris scattered across the peninsula and supply shortages.

Reports From Hurricane Wilma The Ledger, FL - Oct 26, 2005 National writer Allen Breed is covering the aftermath of Hurricane Wilma on Floridas Gulf Coast and files these reports. Wilma just keeps on surprising us.

Recovery From Hurricane Wilma Begins Durant Daily Democrat, OK - Oct 26, 2005 Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region's airports and replace countless windows blown out of ...

Recovery From Hurricane Wilma Begins Record-Journal, CT - Oct 26, 2005 Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region's airports and replace countless windows blown out of ...

Recovery From Hurricane Wilma Begins The Casper Star Tribune, WY - Oct 26, 2005 Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region's airports and replace countless ...

Recovery From Hurricane Wilma Begins Boonville Daily News, USA - Oct 26, 2005 Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region's airports and replace countless windows blown out of ...

Recovery from Wilma's aftermath begins Provo Daily Herald, UT - Oct 26, 2005 FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region's airports and replace countless windows blown out of downtown high ...

Recovery From Wilma Begins for Millions Selma Times-Journal, AL - Oct 26, 2005 Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region's airports and replace countless windows blown out of ...

Recovery from Wilma's aftermath begins New Utah, UT - Oct 26, 2005 FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region's airports and replace countless windows blown out of downtown high ...

Recovery From Wilma Begins for Millions Canton Daily Ledger, IL - Oct 26, 2005 Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region's airports and replace countless windows blown out of ...

Reports From Hurricane Wilma Times Daily, AL - Oct 26, 2005 National writer Allen Breed is covering the aftermath of Hurricane Wilma on Floridas Gulf Coast and files these reports. Wilma just keeps on surprising us.

Recovery From Wilma Begins for Millions Terre Haute Tribune Star, IN - Oct 26, 2005 Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region's airports and replace countless windows blown out of ...

Recovery From Hurricane Wilma Begins Rapid City Journal, SD - Oct 26, 2005 Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region's airports and replace countless windows blown out of ...

Recovery From Wilma Begins for Millions Huntsville Item, TX - Oct 26, 2005 Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region's airports and replace countless windows blown out of ...

Florida works to patch up after Hurricane Wilma Corvallis Gazette Times, OR - Oct 26, 2005 Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region’s airports and replace countless windows blown out ...

Recovery From Wilma Begins for Millions Carthage Press, MO - Oct 26, 2005 Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region's airports and replace countless windows blown out of ...

Recovery From Hurricane Wilma Begins Bismarck Tribune, USA - Oct 26, 2005 Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region's airports and replace countless windows blown out of ...

Recovery From Hurricane Wilma Begins Bluefield Daily Telegraph, WV - Oct 26, 2005 Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region's airports and replace countless windows blown out of ...

Recovery From Hurricane Wilma Begins Brenham Banner Press, United States - Oct 26, 2005 Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region's airports and replace countless windows blown out of ...

Recovery From Hurricane Wilma Begins Ceres Courier, CA - Oct 26, 2005 Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the region's airports and replace countless windows blown out of ...

Reports From Hurricane Wilma Worcester Telegram (subscription), MA - Oct 26, 2005 National writer Allen Breed is covering the aftermath of Hurricane Wilma on Floridas Gulf Coast and files these reports. Wilma just keeps on surprising us.

Floridians pick up the pieces following Wilma Tri-Valley Herald, CA - Oct 26, 2005 Repair crews across Florida struggled Tuesday to restore electricity to up to 6 million people, reopen the regions airports and replace countless ...

In Wilma's aftermath, recovery begins for millions in Florida Arizona Daily Sun, AZ - Oct 26, 2005 Storm-weary Floridians confronted a daunting cleanup from Hurricane Wilma on Tuesday, facing mounds of debris scattered across the peninsula and supply shortages.

In Wilma's aftermath, recovery begins for millions KVUE (subscription), TX - Oct 26, 2005 Storm-weary Floridians confronted a daunting cleanup from Hurricane Wilma on Tuesday, facing mounds of debris scattered across the peninsula and supply shortages.

Vt. Trying to Defend 'Made in ...' Label CBS News - Oct 26, 2005 By mid-October, the fall foliage season was nearly over, but the tour buses and out-of-state cars were still pulling in at the cluster of shops selling Cabot Cheese, Lake Champlain chocolates and other made-in-Vermont products.

Vt. Trying to Defend 'Made in ...' Label Newsday, NY - Oct 26, 2005 By mid-October, the fall foliage season was nearly over, but the tour buses and out-of-state cars were still pulling in at the cluster of shops selling Cabot Cheese, Lake Champlain ...

SPICED PUMPKIN BARS Charlotte Sun-Herald, FL - Oct 26, 2005 1. In a medium bowl stir together flour, baking powder, cinnamon, baking soda, and salt; set aside. 2. In a large mixing bowl beat together eggs, pumpkin, sugar, and oil with an electric mixer on medium speed.

HOLLY column Bridgeton News, United States - Oct 26, 2005 Leaves were just turning brown and dropping, due to lack of moisture. Now, what's left is giving us that blaze of glory that marks the end of fall and the beginning of that long, cold, dark season we call winter.

Local news briefs for October 26 Danville Advocate, KY - Oct 26, 2005 Boyle County Fiscal Court, Danville City Commission, Junction City Council and Perryville City Council will try to come to a consensus on the county's planning and zoning goals and objectives.

MC hosts business breakfast Wakefield Observer, MA - Oct 26, 2005 Malden Catholic will have their first ever Boston Business Breakfast today, Oct. 27, at the Hampshire House in Boston (above Cheers) at 7 am Register online or buy tickets at the door.

Manton Area Retirees plan schedule of events Cadillac News, United States - Oct 26, 2005 MANTON - The Manton Area Retirees have scheduled the following events at the Manton Senior Center for today through Nov. 1. Foot clinics are held the second Monday of each month.

Man finds success in the pizza business Battle Creek Enquirer, MI - Oct 26, 2005 Jerry Brown graduated from college believing his career would be in the computer software industry. As life would have it, that didn't happen.

Reeling Ramblers rocked Loyola Phoenix, IL - Oct 26, 2005 Wisconsin has proven to be inhospitable, and deservedly so after the way the women's volleyball team treated the Wisconsin teams during their visit to Alumni Gym.

By: North County Times wire services North County Times, CA - Oct 26, 2005 Everyone knows fall is apple season, and we all look forward to months of pies, crisps, cakes and tarts. But apples also lend themselves to savory preparations involving meats and poultry.

Apples yield autumn desserts Chambersburg Public Opinion, PA - Oct 26, 2005 Could there be a more versatile fruit than apples? They come in a variety of colors. Flavors are sweet, tart or between. Apples can be enjoyed raw when eaten in hand, or cooked when fried, sautéed, baked, steamed or stewed.

Tricky Talk Silicon Valley's Metro, CA - Oct 26, 2005 AT THE San Jose Repertory Theatre, two parallel crescent-shaped walls cut across midstage and thrust the performance forward, close to the audience.

Getting a sandwich moves beyond the ordinary Contra Costa Times, CA - Oct 26, 2005 Like flip-flops worn with khaki chinos, luxury sandwiches express the decidedly casual strain of the prevailing mood. By "luxury" I don't mean extravagant: No $18 soft-shell crab BLTs or hefty ...

The Hilton Milwaukee City Center Combines Upscale Ambiance With ... Bella Online - Oct 26, 2005 During a recent visit to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, I chose to stay at the Hilton Milwaukee City Center downtown, due to its location and amenities.

Halloween color will have the raven quoting, 'Evermore' Macon Telegraph, GA - Oct 26, 2005 Halloween decorations are taking a turn toward the macabre: less Casper the Friendly Ghost, more Edgar Allan Poe. This year's go-to accessories are feathered ravens (still in favor since Martha ...

Arla Foods upbeat on EU feta ruling Dairy Reporter, France - Oct 26, 2005 The European Court of Justice’s feta ruling may give sole rights to Greece, yet one of Europe’s leading dairy producers has been preparing for years to find a way round the new rules.

Dunkin' Brands Names Stan Frankenthaler as its First Executive ... Yahoo! News (press release) - Oct 26, 2005 CANTON, Mass., Oct. 26 /PRNewswire/ -- Dunkin' Brands, home of Dunkin' Donuts, Baskin-Robbins and Togo's, has hired one of Boston's top chefs and culinary experts to help create new and innovative menu choices ...

One less star shines over city Cincinnati Post, OH - Oct 26, 2005 As five stars fell, four rose on Cincinnati's restaurant scene with the release today of the new Mobil Guide ratings. The shuttered Maisonette gave Cincinnati a worldwide dining reputation by earning five ...

SENIOR CALENDAR Kansas.com, KS - Oct 26, 2005 McConnell Air Force Base Retiree Appreciation Day, 7 am Saturday, Dole Community Center. Breakfast, medical tests, displays, briefings and social activities.

Lutherfest celebrates Martin Luther with sumptuous dinner and a ... Hudson Sun, MA - Oct 26, 2005 MARLBOROUGH - St. Stephen Lutheran Church, 537 Bolton St., Marlborough, will take dinner and a movie_ to new heights on Friday, Nov. 4 when it hosts Lutherfest, an evening of fine food, great company and the ...

Help us save our special bangers News & Star, UK - Oct 26, 2005 CAMPAIGNING butchers trying to preserve the quality of Cumberland sausages met with a Melton Mowbray pork pie pressure group last night.

Effort Defines Success for Bill DeMatteo: Coach Stresses Work Over ... Shore Publishing, CT - Oct 26, 2005 North Haven - Bill DeMatteo first got involved with Max Sinoway baseball when his son started playing in the town's Little League 25 years ago.

Roasted Butternut Squash Soup With Toasted Walnuts KTVU.com, CA - Oct 26, 2005 This fragrant, luscious soup invites you to stay in rather than go out on a chilly night. I like to serve it with a spinach salad topped with sliced roasted beets and feta cheese, and drizzled with an olive oil-lemon vinaigrette.

Redskins' offense piling it on pizza promotion Daily Press, VA - Oct 26, 2005 Luis Arellano walked into the Papa John's pizza store he manages in Burke at 10 am The phone was already ringing. In seasons past, the restaurant chain's offer of a free pizza ...

Not all Halloween flicks are designed to scare Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, PA - Oct 26, 2005 Okay, maybe you've maxed out on horror this Halloween. Hurricanes, earthquakes, forest fires, bird flu -- enough already! But that doesn't mean you have to head toward the Disney aisle in the video store just yet.

ConAgra ties fortunes to rising nutritional awareness Food Navigator -USA, France - Oct 26, 2005 ConAgra’s attempt to inextricably link itself with current health trends is evident in the launch of its latest range of products under the "Eat Well, Live Well, Choose Well" slogan.

Monster Mush Silicon Valley's Metro, CA - Oct 26, 2005 Want to serve up something truly scary? Colored Cheez-Whiz has nothing on jellied tongue on Halloween. By Sara Bir. With all of the bright colors and artificial flavors in food these days, it's fairly simple ...

When Advertising Searches You WebProNews, KY - Oct 26, 2005 Digital advertising has been appearing wherever a business can put up a TV screen; now, those screens may be able recognize you, at least as a consumer.

Old quarterbacks offer serious fantasy value DesMoinesRegister.com, IA - Oct 26, 2005 At least that's what it feels like when looking at the top five fantasy football quarterbacks. Three of them are thirty-somethings thought to be at the end of their careers: Drew Bledsoe, Brett Favre and Mark Brunell.

Television show's a cookin' Outer Banks Sentinel, NC - Oct 26, 2005 A bright female voice over a booming intercom counts, "Three, Two, One ... and you're on Thom!". The show's host looks into the camera and says, "Welcome to Carolina Cooking, I'm your host Thom.

Everything you need to know about pumpkins San Jose Mercury News, United States - Oct 26, 2005 In ``Pumpkin: A Super Food for All 12 Months of the Year'' (Storey Publishing, $12.95), San Carlos cooking teacher DeeDee Stovel will entice you with all manner of recipes using fresh and canned pumpkin.

Happier hogs mean tastier pork DesMoinesRegister.com, IA - Oct 26, 2005 Phyllis Willis isn't exactly sure how her recipe for Danish pork burgers got into "The Niman Ranch Cookbook." The new book from Ten Speed Press shares 40 recipes for pork, lamb and beef, as well as the story of the Niman Ranch, its philosophy and its ...

Brunch amongst the tomatoes Royal Gazette, Bermuda - Oct 26, 2005 The Champagne Brunch at Wadson’s Farm, part of the Culinary Arts Festival held this weekend presents one of those moral dilemmas that reporters are sometimes faced with.

Skinny on Fat Taco is it will fill you up Cleveland Plain Dealer, OH - Oct 26, 2005 This casual little taco and burrito restaurant has a lot going for it. The portions are good, ingredients are excellent, service is quick and, best of all, you can stuff yourself for a lot less than the price of most restaurant entrees these days.

Mimi's Cafe Delivers Heart Healthy Choices with New Zero Grams ... Business Wire (press release), CA - Oct 26, 2005 ANAHEIM, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 26, 2005--Mimi's Cafe will begin using zero grams trans fat, cholesterol-free cooking oil for all of its fried foods with the introduction of its new menu on October ...

Halloween good time to add color to your menu Henderson Gleaner, KY - Oct 26, 2005 Halloween is a time when you can put a little color in your menu, or perhaps even prepare a few festive dishes with the traditional orange-and-black scheme.

Salem's Torrell Johnson Atlanta Journal Constitution (subscription), GA - Oct 26, 2005 Salem's Torrell Johnson is one of the state's top defensive linemen and already has been offered football scholarships by Maryland and Ole Miss.

Diplo brings along DJ Marlboro for a wild night at the Rickshaw ... SF Weekly, CA - Oct 26, 2005 With a gazillion DJs' mix CDs out there, it's never easy to know what to buy. But into that daunting sea of potential sludge Diplo (aka Wesley Pentz, one half of Philly DJ ...

Win tickets to Trey Anastasio, Charlemagne, David Sedaris and more ... Isthmus, WI - Oct 26, 2005 The next set of Isthmus Guest List shows are up and ready for you to enter to win. Be sure to check back regularly for the latest hot acts coming to Madison (and Milwaukee)!

Getting to Know You...A Weekly Business Spotlight Bonner County Ruralnorthwest.com, ID - Oct 26, 2005 Hi! I am James Johnson, part owner of Hot Diggity Dog, a fast food service provider selling hot dogs, nachos, drinks, and ice cream products.

GLORIOUS GUAVA Jamaica Gleaner, Jamaica - Oct 27, 2005 RIPE GUAVAS like ripe bananas, have a flavour that dominates everything they touch. But the fruit is also great on its own. Just blend about a dozen, add a little lime juice, sugar to your taste, ginger and ...

Bistro takes a fresh approach Detroit Free Press, United States - Oct 27, 2005 Opening Monday, the handsome Bon Vie Bistro & Wine Bar will bring the lusty flavors of casual French cuisine to the Somerset Collection in Troy.

Cinema Clips Salt Lake City Weekly, UT - Oct 26, 2005 An elderly man (Antonio Benedictis) seeking a long-lost dog, a traveling salesman (Javier Lombardo) hoping to find romance, and a young mother (Javiera Bravo) who has won an appearance on a game show are all on their way to the Argentine town of San ...

Touched by a Fallen Angel Boise Weekly, USA - Oct 26, 2005 I'm still trying to come up with a rational explanation for the thing that touched my shoulder in the building called "3 House" at the Old Idaho State Penitentiary.

Student strives to balance religion with sports Inland Valley Daily Bulletin, CA - Oct 27, 2005 The football coach hollers, "Water break!" and the players cluster around blue Powerade bottles. Hytham Elsherif stands alone and to the side.

Yum-o: Rachael Ray cooks up a glossy mag East Valley Tribune, AZ - Oct 26, 2005 Reading the first issue of Rachael Ray’s magazine is a lot like watching the Food Network shows that brought fame to the perky brunette.

A Girl Walks Into A Bar Austin 360 (subscription), TX - Oct 26, 2005 Generally speaking, I don't like sitting at the bar. The bartender is within earshot, and, well, a glass or two of wine and I get chatty.

Halloween Fun At Nolita Haunted House On Friday October 28, 2005 Eworldwire (press release), NJ - Oct 26, 2005 On Friday, October 28, 2005 from 9:00 pm until 3:00 am Devilish Souls Will Descend upon Nolita House Restaurant and Bar to Party in Disguise with sinful snacks, diabolical drinks and mischievously marvelous music.

Silver Grille uncorks new Italian menu Silverton Appeal Tribune, OR - Oct 26, 2005 Silver Grille chef and owner Jeff Nizlek has changed the menu at Silver Grille to accommodate pasta lovers, as well as those who want a more budget-friendly meal.

News from Hearthstone School Rappahannock News, VA - Oct 26, 2005 On September 26, 2005, Hearthstone School’s 6 th and 7 th grade class transformed their classroom into a Roman triclinium and enjoyed a meal typical of the Roman Empire.

Takeout Food Finds Sun-Sentinel.com, FL - Oct 27, 2005 Service/atmosphere: High style sets this place apart, starting with something as simple as water while you wait to friendly instructions for keeping your take-out bag horizontal so you don't mess up the sushi.

Access learning tools for kids Orlando Sentinel, FL - Oct 26, 2005 The Family SEED (Supporting and Encouraging Educational Development) Centers, which provide resources, workshops, training and activities to parents and community members, are located at the following elementary schools: Beverly Shores, 1108 W. Griffin ...

Dip into this healthy treat at Halloween DetNews.com, MI - Oct 26, 2005 Halloween is probably one of the easiest holiday's there is. No turkey to roast, no pies to bake and no goose to stuff. It's a time for candy, cider and costumes, all of which can be thrown together at the last minute for a great celebration.

Agoraphobic Cowboy: Rick Moranis Releases Country and Western CD Blogcritics.org, OH - Oct 26, 2005 There's a story that use to circulate around the Toronto acting community about the birth of one of the more famous routines on Canadian television.

NEWS STORY Get Smart Willamette Week, OR - Oct 26, 2005 Mensa, which describes itself as the "organization for smart people," opened its doors Saturday for locals aspiring to join the ranks of Isaac Asimov, Geena Davis, and...yes, from cartoon-world...Lisa Simpson.

Power play The News-Press, FL - Oct 26, 2005 So you've declared your powerlessness over the electric company. Congratulations! The first step is the most important. Now the real work begins.

Risk and Reward Richmond Style Weekly, VA - Oct 26, 2005 For a city obsessed with history, Old City Bar may be the quintessential restaurant. It’s set in Shockoe Bottom, Richmond’s first neighborhood, next door to the red-roofed Main Street Station.

Frightful tastes AZ Central.com, AZ - Oct 26, 2005 Scare yourself with good eats this year. You might shy away from these dishes any other time of the year, but it's Halloween. Here are five scary-good meals that you should check out - before it's too late: ...

Food Expo opens in Chicago Munster Times, IN - Oct 26, 2005 The Expo, which opened Wednesday at McCormick Place, features more than 1,200 exhibitors from the meat, dairy, seafood and beverage businesses.

WESH-CHANNEL 2 COOKS Orlando Sentinel, FL - Oct 26, 2005 4. Slowly add dry ingredients to pumpkin mixture, beating slowly. Mix just until blended. Pour into prepared pan. Bake 40-50 minutes, or until metal skewer inserted in center of cake comes out clean.

Eating contests gain popularity East Valley Tribune, AZ - Oct 26, 2005 Executives at 84 Lumber Co. like to celebrate their business landmarks, such as opening their 500th store Tuesday in Chandler, with spectacular parties - or at least parties with spectacles.

Extended family loves casserole Nashua Telegraph, NH - Oct 26, 2005 Recreating from memory a recipe that she had once read in a magazine, Diane Fauteux assembled various ingredients and hoped for the best.

The social buzz El Universal Online, Mexico - Oct 26, 2005 A CROWNING GLORY BALL The Newcomers Club hosted its first-ever gala Tiara Ball on Saturday, Oct. 22, at the Hacienda de los Morales, with all the proceeds going to support ...

Latest cookbooks cater to diverse dietary preferences Jackson Clarion Ledger, MS - Oct 26, 2005 There are people who never eat meat, those who don't eat it much and those who don't have specific restrictions but want to eat more healthfully.

Zucchini disguise and skivvy races Bigfork Eagle, MT - Oct 26, 2005 By G. George OstromFor reasons I no longer remember, I volunteered to get dinner for myself, "First Wife Iris," and our two sons last Thursday.

Marinated Mexican carrots a spicy condiment Victorville Daily Press, CA - Oct 26, 2005 Q. There is a restaurant in Fullerton called "Jalapenos" that has marinated carrots that is so good. I was wondering if you could get that for me or any other recipe for these.

La Fin beer takes on the complexity of wine DetNews.com, MI - Oct 26, 2005 Style: A rich, complex ale with a gently hoppy texture and mouth-filling flavor. One to sip, not slam! "La Fin du Monde" is a dramatic-sounding label, "The End of the World.

Uh-oh. Freakout coming on Calendar Live (subscription), CA - Oct 26, 2005 Jaded Angelenos may think they've seen everything. And maybe they have, if they've been to the California Institute of Abnormalarts.

Kim and Bev's welcomes friends with comfort food Daily News Journal (subscription), TN - Oct 26, 2005 At Kym and Bev's Grill the owners seem to sincerely care about their customers and are more than happy to serve them. "Everyone that comes in, we treat them like family," says Kym Barnette, who owns the restaurant with her mother, Bev.

Tarter Sauce Riverfront Times, MO - Oct 26, 2005 After operating the always-popular Italian bistro Benedetto's for twelve years at Le Château Village in Frontenac (a luxe shopping destination that makes the Plaza Frontenac across the street ...

Tips for improving children's diets Sun-Sentinel.com, FL - Oct 27, 2005 Reinforce positive behaviors: Work with your child to pick out a goal for the week, such as trying a new food or activity, says dietitian Dee Sandquist.

Kids' lunches can be tasty and healthful Orlando Sentinel, FL - Oct 26, 2005 For protein, pack sandwiches made with ham, turkey, chicken or roast beef; egg salad made with omega-3 eggs; tuna salad; and peanut butter or other nut butters with spreadable fruit, instead of jelly.

ISN'T IT ROMANTIC? North County’s mellow Parioli Bistro San Diego CityBEAT, CA - Oct 26, 2005 I developed a love for North County evenings thanks to my first restaurant job. Driving home late at night on the mostly deserted Highway 101, listening to the waves crash while admiring ...

Dad’s plan to cash in on toddler’s ordeal exposed Press Gazette, UK - Oct 26, 2005 The Scottish Sun has branded a man "the sickest dad in Scotland" after he tried to get £30,000 for the tragic story of his three-year-old son who spent up to six weeks in a flat with the body of his dead mother.

Happy Hallo-Wine Honolulu Star-Bulletin, HI - Oct 26, 2005 Raise a glass to Halloween and help out the Windward YMCA at Saturday's Hallo-Wine Tasting and Silent Auction, 6 to 9 pm at Mid-Pacific Country Club.

Black In The Burn The Gauntlet, CA - Oct 26, 2005 Masterplan, the band featuring former Helloween veterans Roland Grapow and Uli Kusch, have unleashed their second full-length, “Aeronautics,” upon the world.

Organic product market expands worldwide ANBA, Brazil - Oct 26, 2005 The largest world markets for organic products are Europe, the United States and Japan. Other regions, however, like the Arab countries and Brazil itself, are also waking up to the consumption of foods without pesticides.

Hotline: Wednesday 26, 2005 WTVF, TN - Oct 26, 2005 RECIPE #3691/ ANN COX/ KROGER: Ann prepared Crunchy Apple Dip and Pumpkin Cheese Balls. You'll find these recipes on our website at www.

Kicking Horse Interiors: open for business Golden Star, Canada - Oct 26, 2005 Kicking Horse Interiors (KHI) held a week-long celebration ahead of their Grand Opening on October 22. Left: Levi (standing) and Wyatt Shapperd won the Bear-Naming Contest.

Paris-inspired 'gastro-bistro' debuts Ottawa Citizen, Canada - Oct 26, 2005 Five years of planning has gone into a new culinary venture in Gatineau billed as a French-Canadian "gastro-bistro," where an extensive wine list is offered with quality cuisine.

Tofu adds a healthy artistry to lasagna Bryan College Station Eagle, United States - Oct 26, 2005 Tofu is "the artful chameleon of protein ingredients," according to EatingWell magazine. Recipes from their test kitchen featured in the magazine's October-November issue show how it can play delectable and healthy roles.

Polish cooks step up to the plate DetNews.com, MI - Oct 26, 2005 October is Polish American Heritage Month, and because Metro Detroit has the third largest Polish-American community in the country (behind Chicago and New York), Renee Triemstra and her mother, Sophie Rudnicki, think it's time more attention was paid to ...

Treat without a lot of sweet 2TheAdvocate, LA - Oct 26, 2005 Editor's note: Two sisters continue their column helping young families with children learn how to plan and cook family meals.

Drink of the Week Riverfront Times, MO - Oct 26, 2005 In Hell, the sparkling stereo system has been assembled by Satan's sound guys, with an eye to mid-range and treble. There is no bass, and therefore no Lee Perry, no John Paul Jones, no Magic Mike.

ballpark concessions MyWestTexas.com, TX - Oct 26, 2005 Fans can still get their peanuts and Cracker Jack at the ballpark. And the quintessential hot dog. "That's always a staple," said Al Wolfe, general manager of Aramark's operation at Coors Field in Denver.

Glitzy fashion show Hindu Business Line, India - Oct 26, 2005 Vijay Darda heads the Lokmat group of Marathi newspapers. He is also a second-term MP in the Rajya Sabha. In fact, he is a part of a very political family.

One hears bells, one picks a beef with steak pizza Palm Beach Post, FL - Oct 26, 2005 With its new Steak Fanatic Pizza, Domino's claims it has created the ultimate man food. Well, since we Lunch Guys are the ultimate men, we'll be the judge of that.

Savor the best of old South Beach at new café Miami Herald, FL - Oct 27, 2005 The new Café at Books & Books brings to mind South Beach in the old days. Maybe it's the chef, Bernie Matz, who is back in the neighborhood where he opened the quirky Wet Paint Café ...

No ratings have been logged DVDTimes.co.uk, UK - Oct 26, 2005 I wanted to hate Goal! (anyone mind if I chop off the exclamation mark for the rest of this review?). Every channel of fiction concerning football has let me down - books about the game suck, the televisual ...

Scott tailback thanks teammates Daily Mail - Charleston, WV - Oct 26, 2005 MADISON -- A dozen boxes of Gino's Pizza, along with three dozen bottles of Coca Cola and Mello Yello, sat on the table inside the coaches' office here Monday evening, waiting for a pack of hungry teen-agers fresh off the football field to consume them.

Quick Flicks Style Weekly, VA - Oct 26, 2005 “The Greatest Game Ever Played” Actor/director Bill Paxton misses par with his sophomore directorial effort about the 1913 US Open and a former caddie named Francis Ouimet who emerged from an impoverished background to shock the golf world by beating ...

Halloween block party a real treat for kids, grown-ups alike Jackson Clarion Ledger, MS - Oct 26, 2005 Leaves in bright colors are beginning to cover the sidewalks; pumpkins are spilling out of bushel baskets at the market and there's a cool nip in the air during an evening stroll.

Manny's Smokehouse delivers grit, barbeque wisdom Canon Courier, CO - Oct 26, 2005 Long for the days of tromping past empty storefronts and broken windows to discover the grungy spot that pumps out clean sounds? For years El Chapultepec was Denver’s gritty jazz club.

CHECK IT OUT: Heinz has a new bottle Detroit Free Press, United States - Oct 26, 2005 Heinz has introduced a new ketchup bottle designed with kids in mind. Heinz Silly Squirts ketchup features a flip-top cap with different nozzles.

Upscale Madison St. eatery switches to ‘family style’ menu Forest Park Review, IL - Oct 26, 2005 Bistro Marbuzet, the upscale restaurant that helped usher in the recent Madison Street renaissance when it opened just under five years ago, has officially served its last filet mignon.

Where To Eat Now LA Weekly, CA - Oct 26, 2005 Beacon. An Asian café conveniently located in the middle of Culver City’s new gallery district, Beacon marks the triumphant return to form of Kazuto Matsusaka, who ...

Herb Weisbaum: Beware What You Feed Young Kids KOMO, WA - Oct 26, 2005 SEATTLE - Each year, thousands of toddlers are rushed to a hospital emergency room with something stuck in their throat. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in 2001 more than 17,000 ...

Small Talk: At the Spine Houston Chronicle, United States - Oct 26, 2005 At the Spine play cerebral punk-rock with a sharp political bent. But frontman Mike Toschi isn't without a funny bone: See Kiss and Remember, the opening cut on the band's new LP, a tune composed using a refrigerator magnet poetry kit.

Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit Quadrangle (subscription) - Oct 26, 2005 There once was a time in cinema when animated movies were hand-drawn, backdrops were made of cardboard and the scariest monsters were really just humans wearing gigantic furry suits.

Dean's Cafe Sydney Morning Herald (subscription), Australia - Oct 26, 2005 If your eccentric great-aunt had a licensed cafe, she'd furnish it with retro lounges and a sideboard, complete with a pewter tea set and a built-in wireless.

NSRWA annual meeting set Norwell Mariner, MA - Oct 26, 2005 The North and South Rivers Watershed Association will hold its 2005 Annual Meeting Friday Nov. 4, at 7 pm at the Cushing Center in Norwell.

Sub-par pitas Miami Herald, FL - Oct 27, 2005 Once known for its meaty, nicely dressed hoagies, the fast-casual chain has a mixed-bag menu -- fish and chips, wings and tenders, gyros and kebab platters and a questionable new trio of grilled pita sandwiches.