Last year's winners return with new recipes Auburn Citizen, NY - Jan 12, 2006 If it's a food product made in New York, it's fair game for the Produced in New York show. Cornell Cooperative Extension's 4-H program hosts the show every year, where 4-H members ...

Veggie Hunting Indiana Statesman, Indiana - Jan 12, 2006 All vegetarians have their own unique stories on what led them down the road of a non-meat-filled life. I happened to start my journey at the age of five when my dad told me where bacon really came from.

Lollapalooza on Laurel Street begins 2theadvocate.com, LA - Jan 12, 2006 In the street-party tradition, Laurel Street Lollapalooza will celebrate the arts in Baton Rouge this weekend - in an “exceptional” way.

Amesbury school menus Amesbury News, MA - Jan 12, 2006 Lunch prices: elementary schools, $1.75, reduced priced meal 40 cents; middle and high school, $2.00, reduced lunch, 40 cents. Choice of whole, low fat or chocolate milk, 50 cents.

Doctor’s battle with cancer ends far from home 2theadvocate.com, LA - Jan 12, 2006 Robert Ber Haspel, a retired New Orleans physician dying of cancer of the bladder, spent the last days of his life chased by Hurricane Katrina from New Orleans to Alexandria and, finally, to ...

Hungry Burglar Makes Pizza Before Fleeing WCBS-TV New York, NY - Jan 12, 2006 CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa A burglar who kicked in the back door of a restaurant must have worked up an appetite. Police said the person who broke into the Garden Place overnight Monday baked themselves a sausage and beef pizza before they left.

Hungry Burglar Makes Pizza Before Fleeing CBS 2, CA - Jan 12, 2006 CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa A burglar who kicked in the back door of a restaurant must have worked up an appetite. Police said the person who broke into the Garden Place overnight Monday baked themselves a sausage and beef pizza before they left.

In Oregon, It's a Brew Pub World New York Times, United States - Jan 12, 2006 unless you start drinking in the early morning," said Jim Parker, a bartender at a venerable neighborhood pub in Portland, Ore.

Hungry Burglar Makes Pizza Before Fleeing cbs4denver.com, CO - Jan 12, 2006 CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa A burglar who kicked in the back door of a restaurant must have worked up an appetite. Police said the person who broke into the Garden Place overnight Monday baked themselves a sausage and beef pizza before they left.

One of 'American Idol's' biggest success is its host Asheville Citizen-Times, NC - Jan 12, 2006 By his own admission, "American Idol" talent-show host Ryan Seacrest can't act. He has yet to demonstrate any dancing or singing chops and is routinely bested by judge Simon Cowell in the wit department.

Scoops Fill Up Station Gwinnett Daily Post, GA - Jan 12, 2006 Location: Scoops is located on the edge of Lawrenceville’s downtown square, a few doors down from its former incarnation, Scoops on the Square.

Doubts remain over dairy odours ABC Regional Online, Australia - Jan 12, 2006 The Capel Shire president says he is yet to be convinced that Challenge Dairy has eliminated offensive odours from its local milk processing plant.

Briefs: PNC Broadway presents 'Phantom' Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, PA - Jan 12, 2006 PNC Broadway in Pittsburgh presents "The Phantom of the Opera" at 8 pm Performances continue through Jan. 29 at the Benedum Center, Seventh Street and Penn Avenue, Downtown.

Council addresses hot topics Durham Herald Sun, NC - Jan 12, 2006 Gang violence and youth outreach programs were among the items on the menu Thursday night, as the Durham City Council served up the first in its yearly series of "Coffee With Council.

For Columbus patrons, it’s not smooth sailing Boston Herald, United States - Jan 12, 2006 Columbus Cafe & Bar quietly opened its doors in the South End a few months ago, taking over the Claremont Cafe space on Columbus Avenue.

AGROPUR Fine Cheese Division Simplifies Pallet Management With ... CNW Telbec (Communiqués de presse), Canada - Jan 12, 2006 LONGUEUIL, QC, Jan. 12 /CNW/ - Agropur Cooperative, Canada's leading dairy coop, today announced it is transporting products from its Fine Cheese Division on pallets from CHEP, the global leader in pallet and container pooling solutions.

A DAY IN THE LIFE . . . of KHS cafeteria manager Caroline Ritchie Keyser Mineral Daily News Tribune, WV - Jan 12, 2006 How would you like the responsibility of feeding over 600 people a day, five days a week? Keyser High School has just the right person for that job.

Barbarella: The Barbara Howe diary Cyclingnews.com - Jan 12, 2006 Just as Barbarella bumps through the universe, comically oblivious to the dangers and threats being thrust at her, Barbara Howe has had a few misadventures of her own.

Students need their hot dogs after visiting bars Purdue Exponent - Jan 12, 2006 As the great American President Franklin D. Roosevelt once said, "We have nothing to fear but fear itself," or do we? Four score minus seventy years ago our forefathers let loose a demand for a great American hot dog.

Students need their hot dogs after visiting bars The Exponent, Indiana - Jan 12, 2006 As the great American President Franklin D. Roosevelt once said, "We have nothing to fear but fear itself," or do we? Four score minus seventy years ago our forefathers let loose a demand for a great American hot dog.

Louisiana girls are heading home Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (subscription), WI - Jan 12, 2006 The two sisters have been living up here with relatives and attending school while their parents remained in the flood-ravaged city, working at the city's newspaper and restoring their home to livable condition.

Time to Act on US-Swiss Free Trade Pact Human Events - Jan 12, 2006 Switzerland is on the shortlist of countries the United States is currently considering to begin formal free trade negotiations with.

Q&A: Irrational's Ken Levine on the Take-Two takeover Games Domain, UK - Jan 12, 2006 Irreverent head of recently purchased developer sounds off on the deal, BioShock, VUG, and the future. Ken Levine has been around the proverbial game-development block.

Doubts remain over dairy odours ABC Online, Australia - Jan 12, 2006 The Capel Shire president says he is yet to be convinced that Challenge Dairy has eliminated offensive odours from its local milk processing plant.

Packing rituals vary between the sexes Northwest Explorer, AZ - Jan 12, 2006 January 11, 2006 - Many people enjoy traveling, even for short day trips, but I don't know anyone who likes to pack. I can handle a trip now and then, but I enthusiastically affirm that I hate the unavoidable packing that comes along with the outing.

Obesity big concern in New Mexico Quay County Sun, NM - Jan 12, 2006 and it’s growing, according to the state’s Department of Health. Statistics state more than 20 percent of all adults in the Land of Enchantment ...

Education or Private Industry? Slashdot - Jan 12, 2006 B Man asks: "I have been working in IT related jobs since 1994, and in that time, I have held the following positions: Security Administrator, Systems (Linux) Administrator, Network Engineer, Computer Consultant, and Project Manager.

Participants cook up cheese contest entries Columbus Telegram, NE - Jan 12, 2006 A cheesy time was had by all Wednesday during the “Say It With Cheese” contest sponsored by the Dairy Council of Nebraska. Cheese recipes and even cheesier ...

La Belle Epoque EastDay.com, China - Jan 12, 2006 Occupying a fond place in many a Shanghai diner's heart, the success of Trattoria Isabella is easy to understand even if it does have a certain invaluable je ne sais crois.

Hungry Burglar Makes Pizza Before Fleeing
WRAL.com, NC - Jan 12, 2006
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa -- A burglar who kicked in the back door of a restaurant must have worked up an appetite. Police said the person who broke into the Garden Place overnight Monday baked themselves a sausage and beef pizza before they left.