Planning a Simple Year of Pasta Pesto and Garden Joy
The piece reflects on seed catalogs and summer garden goals, urging readers to plan before buying. It contrasts patience and endurance with whimsy and fun, notes that indoor seed starting is often a loss for tomatoes, and admits the narrator grows garlic in bulk while the rest remains uncertain.
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Pasta Pesto Prego Garden Cycle and Basil Push
A garden planning piece urges readers to order basil seeds now to grow all season. It promotes planting berries, peas, bitter greens, and basil, with beans and sunflowers near fences. The author shares a college recipe for Pasta Pesto Prego and advises yearlong cycles of fresh sauce and pesto.
Dick Gregory runs as write-in for president and starts another fast
On campus at Hope College in 1968 Dick Gregory announced an independent write-in bid for the presidency and began a 40 day fast in solidarity with Vietnam. The event drew about 2,000 students in Dimnent Memorial Chapel and related venues.
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Community Action House Hosts Unevent Fundraiser
Community Action House urges supporters to stay home and donate online for its Unevent fundraiser. The event supports Stabilization Services General Store Financial Education EPIC and Homeless Street Sentinel programs through online contributions.
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No-name Pasta Trick Boosts Flavor with Garlic Aroma
Start water for pasta, sauté half onion with oregano and optional meat until browned. Cook noodles, drain, toss with olive oil and garlic. Stir in cheese and pesto, then add red sauce. Finish with extra cheese and serve hot for maximum aroma and flavor.
National Pack Your Lunch Day Highlight Menu of Jar Salads
Saturday March 10 marks National Pack Your Lunch Day. The article notes packing saves money and offers lunch creativity from metal lunch boxes to modern jar salads. It describes benefits and tips for preparing portable meals for work or school.
Local Favorites Layered Salad in Jars
Layer cucumbers cabbage edamame peppers artichoke hearts and tomatoes in four 12 oz jars. Dress with a citrus based dressing, shake to blend, pour over layered ingredients, and seal. Adjust sweetness or tartness by citrus choice, invert jars before serving.
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