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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 2012
Page
5
A reader asks about second row or aisle seats at Broadway shows and the risk of being pulled onstage. Responses note some audience volunteers are plants, but real chances exist mainly in front rows. back seats minimize risk. If you dread interaction, choose back seats and save second row for those who want a closer experience.
A reader shares a beloved mac and cheese method inspired by a Page A8 archive. The dish blends elbow pasta, sharp cheddar, creamy milk, butter, and a hint of paprika for depth.
Dave Lobeck of Sellersburg Indiana shares a fried mac and cheese recipe from CNHI News Service. The method uses a roux based cheese sauce baked then fried in a breadcrumb crust for a crispy outside and creamy center with optional marinara finish.
Bob Dylan, 71, marks the Capitol Theatre’s grand reopening in Port Chester as part of a 50th show of 87 planned performances this year. The road warrior nears the release of Tempest, though no new songs were tested live on Tuesday.
Amvets and Ladies Auxiliary Post 281 announce their annual White Clover sale to raise funds for Vincent A. Scungio Amvets. The event occurs at Kmart and Beer 4 Less locations with volunteers meeting at Virginia P. Hamilton's home at 9 a.m. before proceeding to the sale sites.
Westminster College expands community education with noncredit courses in sports, arts, languages, and fitness. Listings include Are You Ready for Some Football, Rodgers and Hammerstein, Beginning Knitting, Today's Japan, eConversational German, Social Media 101, Writing a Resume, Glass Painting, and multiple personal fitness and computer workshops led by department staff in Old Main and nearby buildings.
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