Woman on D train drops crickets and worms
New York Post reports a woman selling crickets and worms on a D train was jostled Wednesday evening causing her cages to burst. Crickets climbed onto passengers arms while worms wriggled across the car floor. The emergency brake was pulled and the train stopped on the Manhattan Bridge. Passengers shifted away as one rider called it the craziest thing seen on a train.
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Authentic Buffalo chicken thighs on the grill
A writer details how buffalo style chicken thighs, grilled with traditional sauce of Frank s hot sauce, butter, and vinegar, become a true buffalo wing substitute. The method uses indirect heat on a gas grill, poultry rub, and careful basting to reach about 400 degrees for 30 minutes before finishing over direct heat.
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Teasel along Route 224 corridor grows tall but appears to never fully bloom
A Garden Boardman column notes tall 6-foot teasel plants along Route 224 with egg-shaped heads that seem not to bloom. The biennial weed, introduced in the 1700s for wool combing, forms rosettes one year then 7-foot stalks with flowering heads that open from the middle. Seeds number in the thousands and control options include cutting below head level or using herbicides such as 2 4 D Triclopyr or Roundup.
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Fresh Tomatoes From Neighbors Spur Garden Talk
A jog ending with a neighbor offering tomatoes from a thriving garden amid drought. The note shares tomato varieties like Super Sonic, plus menu ideas from broiled to baked Mediterranean style, and a tomato salad recipe with feta olives and herbs.
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