By our Readers: Remembering my mom's cup of coffee The Enterprise
You've probably met my mother. People who worked or traveled to downtown Brockton knew Margie Bailey, for when she was a young woman she worked at Peter's Home Lunch, that popular lunch café at 18 School St. across from City Hall and the old police station.
Public company news Pioneer Press
Ballistic Recovery Systems (OTC: BRSI): The maker of airplane parachute systems received gross proceeds of about $1.2 million from a placement of its common stock and five-year warrants.
Hotel memories, proposals and thoughts Sun-Sentinel
Hotels, our homes away from home, sometimes a traveler's dream, sometimes a nightmare. I liked your column ["Losing sleep over the arrogance of the American hotel," Oct. 29]. It brought back some fond and not so fond memories of my travels in Europe.
Case & Counter The Gourmet Retailer
All Cheese Considered: Crescenza Usually when we think of the fresh cheeses of Italy, we think of mozzarella and ricotta, arguably the two best known cheeses of this type, and both readily available here in the United States.
Main Course A column by Carol Tannehill: DeBrand soothes harried holiday shoppers Fort Wayne News-Sentinel
You’ve heard of “shop ’til you drop.” Well, in the crazy days after Thanksgiving, it was more like shop, drop and roll. Glenbrook Square — nay, the whole north side of Fort Wayne — was a smoldering hotbed of retail rudeness.
Food gifts bless recipient, as well as a cause you care about Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
"Less Santa. More Mistletoe."
Men's Gift Guide 2006: The Year of the Man Fox News
The guy's guy is back. So invest your money in macho and make this holiday season the season of the man.
Dessert wines can add to your holiday spirits Inside Bay Area
WINE EXPERT Karen Page still remembers the time she gave a bottle of expensive, perfect-for-dessert sweet wine to a friend as a special gift.
Appliances take their place as the perfect gift Miami Herald
No longer is a blender or coffee maker under the tree going to doom you to a year in the doghouse. As the holiday shopping season kicks into high gear Friday, high-end kitchen appliances and cookware are expected to top wish lists of chefs, wannabe chefs and those who just want to pretend.
From Homey To Haute Seattle Times
Sure, there's the Big Night when you're dressed to kill and looking to paint the town fed. But let's face it: Most of the time you're dressed to spill and hoping to eat it and beat
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