Chicken alibi collapses as Grimes loses Queens hen
New York AP reports William Grimes, chief restaurant critic for The Times, had a blue black chicken named Vivian that roosted in his Queens yard and sparked media buzz. The bird vanished four weeks ago, leaving a single feather and no clues. Grimes mourns the loss while speculation swirls about theft or mystery.
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Rating oJ Kathleen Stanley Washington Post
A Washington Post piece reviews over a dozen orange juice varieties, focusing on cartons labeled fresh juice and avoiding snack blends. It evaluates juice content, sorting options by 100 percent juice claims and likely flavor or quality cues.
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Easter ham and lamb chops feature in salvation era recipes
Easter recipes include baked ham with honey apricot glaze yielding 2 to 3 servings per pound and Marcus Rieker’s Pineapple Souffle for 8 slices. Also details vanilla sugar prep, souffle assembly, and a lamb chop roast with honey mustard glaze for 4 servings. Nutritional data listed per serving.
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Funeral Attire Do's and Don'ts Highlighted by Abby Column
A reader shares guidelines on funeral dress and etiquette from Abby, Manners experts, and Emily Post. Topics include dark clothing, minimal jewelry, respect for family seating, and appropriate behavior. A personal anecdote reflects on judging clothing and honoring loved ones, followed by a wedding question about placing a grandfather's photo on the altar.
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