Sports Quiz – March 29, 2019
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Questions
Who holds the major-league record for most All-Star Games pitched?
Name the last player before Jose Altuve and Enrique Hernandez in 2017 to hit three ... Continue Reading →
Couch Theater – March 29, 2019
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“Aquaman” (PG-13) – Jason Momoa helms the fourth highest-grossing solo superhero film to date, the origin story of Arthur Curry, the half-breed son of the queen of ... Continue Reading →
Celebrity Extra – March 29
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Q: I’m a fan of “The Young and the Restless” and “The Bold and the Beautiful,” having watched them since the beginning. I have a few questions for you.
First, ... Continue Reading →
Asian glaze gives turnips a new flair
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If you’ve run out of ways to prepare starches like corn, potatoes or rice to serve as side dishes, you might want to try turnips. We have Charles “Turnip” ... Continue Reading →
Moments in Time – March 28, 2019
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On April 13, 1360, a hailstorm kills an estimated 1,000 of King Edward’s III’s English soldiers in France. The heavy losses were seen as a sign from God, convincing ... Continue Reading →
Feral cat colony getting out of hand
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DEAR PAW’S CORNER: We have a number of feral cats living in the wooded area behind our house. I know that these cats normally can’t be acclimated ... Continue Reading →
VOTE * VOTE * VOTE
#Middlebury voters can cast their ballots today, Wednesday, March 27, on four questions: bonding for roadwork, bonding for capital improvements, bonding for Water Pollution Control ... Continue Reading →
Burger and fries are April Fools’ surprise
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This April Fools’ Day “Burger and Fries” is such a surprise that no one will believe their eyes. Make this whimsical treat that looks like hamburgers and French ... Continue Reading →
Now Here’s A Tip – March 27, 2019
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“I like to make cubed potatoes for breakfast. To keep it simple to cook in the morning, I boil a big batch on Sunday to use throughout the week. I keep them nice and ... Continue Reading →
French ‘vide poche’ stores things
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An auction catalog called this strange dish a vide poche. It’s a French term, but the English translation – “trinket box,” “pin tray,” “empty ... Continue Reading →
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