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A Craving for Riblets and Change at Applebee’s - New York Times
Businesses dependent on WKU patrons ready for students’ return - Bowling Green Daily News
Becket's adds another culinary element to Oshkosh - Oshkosh Northwestern
Becket's adds another culinary element to OshkoshOshkosh Northwestern, WI - 40 minutes agoBut the ties to Oshkosh past and present goes beyond the restaurant's ties to its location. The proprietors have tapped local resources for everything from ... |
Asia Water Day highlights leadership role in solving region`s ... - Environmental Expert (press release)
Senior Notes (Aug. 21) - Needham Times
Senior Notes (Aug. 21)Needham Times, USA - 1 hour agoThe suggested donation of $5 to cover expenses will be collected on board the van, and then you will pay the cost of your meal at the restaurant. ... |
Business Beat: Cooking up success - Philadelphia Metro
Business Beat: Cooking up successPhiladelphia Metro, PA - 8 hours agoBeing a restaurant owner is not for wimps. All it takes is a down year, raging supply costs or any other number of factors to knock many places out of ... |
From farm to table: Mass. chain uses locally sourced ingredients ... - MetroWest Daily News
South County Profile: Amy Scott - AndersonValleyPost.com
South County Profile: Amy ScottAndersonValleyPost.com, CA - 4 hours agoShe has been working at Kim’s Beauty and Supply in Anderson for the past four years. Scott enjoys all aspects of the job, especially being able to make her ... |
Randy's Roundup - Abilene Reporter-News
Randy's RoundupAbilene Reporter-News, TX - 18 hours agoOn Tuesday, August 19th, I will be in Friona from 10:00am until 11:00am at the Headquarters Restaurant, located at 1508 West Highway 60. ... |
Profiting From Politics - FOXBusiness
Profiting From PoliticsFOXBusiness - Aug 19, 2008The restaurant signed a deal with MySpace to be its official headquarters during the event, which means that it will be opening its "Oval Office" dining ... |
Local Restaurant owner says too many food choices causing closures (KBCI Boise)
They're hungry for business, local restaurant owners, but when it comes to the food industry in Boise, some say the bubble's burst with too much supply and not enough demand
A Craving for Riblets and Change at Applebee?s (New York Times)
The woman at the helm of Applebee?s Grill and Bar is trying to steer the restaurant chain into more adventurous waters.
Marshals Auction Restaurant (NBC 15 Mobile)
The "Mexican Grill" property can be inspected this Friday August 22nd between 10am and 1pm.
Beckets adds another culinary element to Oshkosh (The Oshkosh Northwestern)
Kris Larson and Mike Buckarma have put the little details into the menu and milieu they created at Beckets restaurant.
From farm to table: Mass. chain uses locally sourced ingredients all month (The MetroWest Daily News)
Not Your Average Joe’s, a Massachusetts-based restaurant group known for its “creative casual cuisine,” is putting New England’s summertime bounty in the spotlight with its second-annual “Just Picked, Just Caught, Just Joe” event.
Ohio Township man pays $20,000 fine for harboring illegals (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
A Chinese national who pleaded guilty in April to one count of harboring an illegal immigrant at his Stowe-based Chinese restaurant supply business paid the $20,000 fine assessed as part of his penalty.
Crude prices crank open prosperity spigot in Texas town (USA Today)
Around the country, Americans are tightening their belts, scrapping vacation plans, eating more dinners at home, getting rid of their SUVs and watching "for sale" signs linger on front lawns. But in oil-and-gas-rich West Texas, folks are living large again.
Ray Bones open for business (News Democrat & Leader)
What started our as just a hobby for Curtis Robison has turned into quite an endeavor. Robison, a retired farmer and employee at the Carpenter Company, recently opened Ray Bones - a barbecue restaurant on 1st Street.
Economy trims restaurant stocks (Baltimore Sun)
But downturn in casual dining may be feast for patient investors T here's a special on restaurant stocks, with many down 50 percent or more in price because of the weak economy.
Home grown: Giving local produce a fighting chance (The Gander Beacon)
When you go to a local restaurant, your food is more likely to come from Ontario and P.E.I. than from Gambo and Eastport.
Phil Templeton Receives 2008 Alfred Adams Award
At its annual awards luncheon last Friday, the Boone Area Chamber of Commerce recognized a number of individuals and businesses for their contributions to the area's economy and architecture, presenting awards ...
Fundraiser in Shepherdstown Helps Family Amidst Tragedy
Friends and neighbors of a Shepherdstown family hit by tragedy have helped them to cope through a unique fundraiser, ultimately pulling the community together.
New teachers urged to make investment in FM community
Mark Hough, left, of Edward D. Jones and Co., greets Damien Tutt, a new Baker Central School teacher, during a "meet the business" card-collecting activity at Wednesday's new teacher breakfast.
Home
It must be appreciated that the current Russian military operation in Georgia comes in the context of eight years of a... + Full Story Wednesday, 13 August 2008 16:43 Wednesday, 13 August 2008 16:34 Photo: ...
The last supper
Smoked heirloom tomato gazpacho, marcona almonds, Spanish extra-virgin olive oil; marinated beets with sotto cenere cheese, micro celery and truffle oil; spit-roasted Gum Creek Farm pork loin with Anson Mills ...
Harbor seal pup dies after removal from Penn Cove
The harbor seal called Concho that was removed from Penn Cove twice by boaters at the end of July, resulting separation from her mother, died Tuesday at a wildlife rehabilitation facility.
Buyout or Sellout?
From tiny acquisitions to massive conglomerate combinations, Wall Street's urge to merge remains strong.
Pinkerton FIRST, Derry Village Rotary team up for show
For the second year, car enthusiasts will roll out their classic wheels to put on display for a good cause.
Split Sequim City Council puts sales tax increase on ballot
After a discussion of whether a proposed two-tenths of one cent sales-tax hike represents socialism or democracy, the Sequim City Council voted 4-3 Monday night to put the proposed increase on the Nov.
Burglars strike the city
According to Williams, the Pepperfish Steak and Seafood Restaurant, Tru Fashions Beauty Supply, Cowboys Bar-B-Que, Bulldog End Zone, Blue Line Crab Company, local dentist Dr.
Palm Palace, LLC: Palm Palace LLC Names Pepsi Bottle Group Soft Drink ...
Palm Palace Restaurants, Inc., based here, which recently announced plans to open 5-8 Palm Palace Restaurants in Southeastern Michigan plus units in Ohio and Chicago announced agreements with a variety of key ...
- Gazing Back in Time'
In 1908, noted preservationist and geologist Bernard Lee Butcher founded an organization geared toward educating the public about the rich history and heritage in Marion County.
Votes expected on county road, garbage plans
Skagit County commissioners are likely to approve on Tuesday a new comprehensive plan for managing the county's solid waste system.
Now this was a phone call from police that mom didn't mind getting
Maliko Minnieweather of Anacortes had to meet with the police recently. His mom, Lisa Ivy, got a call from Officer Del Ferrell of the Anacortes Police Department.
Pancake breakfast planned to benefit boy with cancer
Community Systems is going to hold a pancake breakfast to benefit Blake Roy on Sunday, Aug.
Easy-listening West Bank station goes off air - AP
A West Bank radio station that sought to bring Israelis and Palestinians together to the tune of pop music has gone of the air because of a lack of funding.
County extends settlement deadline for S-W
Skagit County has extended the deadline for Sedro-Woolley to agree to a settlement that could end the ongoing legal battle between the county, city, Annie Janicki and Deluxe Recycling and Disposal.
Swinomish Tribe converts to 4-day work week
' Employees of the Swinomish Tribe will start working four 10-hour days each week to conserve energy, a Swinomish news release said.
Manure - digester' making money, power
Daryl Maas of Farm Power Northwest talks to farmer Garritt Kuipers on Wednesday about the methane-producing manure from Kuipers farm that Mass and his brother Kevin will use to generate power.
High gas prices kept some classic cars home
By Mannix Porterfield REGISTER-HERALD REPORTER Back when the muscle cars jockeyed for elbow room on the blacktops and coveted slots at drive-in hamburger joints, gas ran about 29.9 cents per gallon.
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