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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 2018
Page
7
A late 1989 international uproar followed the release of Abu Daoud, a PLO official linked to the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre, just nine days before President Bush left office. The report notes controversy and international reactions to the decision.
California oroblanco, a white gold citrus, pairs with shrimp in a Vietnamese inspired salad featuring cabbage carrot and vesicles. Andrea Nguyen notes the membrane is easily removed and recommends local shrimp, while the author recalls finding oroblanco in a Montana store and shares a kitchen tale of citrus driven kitchen experimentation.
The report lists two ages for entertainment figures with no clear event. Mary J Blige is shown at 47, while the show is identified as number 66, but no context links them to a specific date or incident.
Holland Area Arts Council offers a four afternoon spring break camp for children ages 8 to 12. Instructors guide participants in large Claes Oldenburg style soft sculpture projects, black light posters, a gelatin mold, and fondue experiments. A staged event is planned. Cost is 95 dollars with sibling discounts.
A simple citrus salad combines cooked shrimp with herbs and vegetables. Toss with a sugar-tinged dressing, salt to taste, then fold in grapefruit or pomelo chunks, top with chopped peanuts and coconut, and serve.
National Soup Month highlights a hearty potato soup recipe from a church cookbook. The recipe uses cream cheese and cheese thickeners, suggests garnishes like sausage or bacon, notes it freezes well, and credits Lori Timmer of The Holland Sentinel as features editor.
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