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Dr. Lewis was visiting faculty at SUNY Cortland, the College of Charleston, Clarion University of Pennsylvania, and Indian River Community College before becoming a tenure-track faculty at SUNO (Southern University at New Orleans) in 1991, where he would rise in rank to Associate Professor. After Hurricane Katrina flooded the University, resulting in the laying-off off over 50% of the faculty, Dr. Lewis came to WSSU.
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Joyce A. Wilcox, 67, Elizabethton, passed away Thursday, March 14, 2013, following an extended illness. A native of Carter County, she was a daughter of the late Tam C. and Willa Mae McMeans Bare. She was a former employee of North American Rayon Corporation and Siemens. Joyce was of the Baptist faith.
Survivors include two daughters: Debbie Wilcox Arnold, Bradenton, Fla., and Diana Wilcox Newberry and husband Dan, Mebane, N.C.; two granddaughters: Tara Arnold, Elizabethton, and Whitney Arnold, Bradenton, Fla.; two grandsons: Greg and Alex Newberry.; a sister: Judy Bare Nidiffer, Greeneville, Tenn.
Private services were held Saturday, March 16, 2013, in Memorial Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Tim Tapp officiating. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made in memory of Joyce to the Carter County Animal Shelter, P.O. Box 134, Elizabethton, TN 37644. Condolences may be emailed to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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NEW ULM - The Harkin Store held a small carnival on its grounds Sunday to provide fun for children and adults seeking a bit of knowledge about history.
The event drew more than 90 visitors by late afternoon, and attendance was expected to exceed 100 visitors by the end of the day.
The organizers, who had to face the day's nearly 90-degree heat in authentic period clothing from the late 1800s, showed off crafts and activities from that period. Children competed in tossing clothes pins into jars and constructed simple catapults from wooden sticks, which were used to launch marshmallows. Lemonade and watermelon slices were provided. The staff also conducted tours of the historic store.
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Randy Albrecht, of Fairfax, brought his three sons to the event because it provides rich history without requiring an extensive drive. He has enjoyed the site in the past with his other children. He said he appreciated the unique view into history the Harkin Store provides.
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Bradley Trullinger, 6, of New Ulm, fires a marshmallow from his home-made catapult that he built Sunday at the Harkin Store. Video of the event is available online at nujournal.com.


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Take a tour of our Grab & Go case to find the freshest, healthiest, and quickest mealtime solutions, from prepacked sandwiches like our famous apricot chicken salad to family-size salads, flaky pot pies, and one-dish casseroles like baked ziti or chicken Florentine. And there's no need to stress if you have picky palates to please; we've got individually packaged and quick-chilled meals, side dishes, pizzas, and more.
Find fabulous chef-prepared dishes made fresh every day with your schedule in mind. From crab cakes and kale salad to almond-crusted tilapia and lasagna al forno, enticing entrées, side dishes, salads, and specialties of the day are available in any amount you need and come with easy-to-follow reheating directions.
We took a cue from the Italians when designing our coffee bars and only serve an Italian favorite, Lavazza coffee. Get your caffeine fix with our everyday drip or choose from a full line of espresso drinks, available hot or cold.
For a cool treat, try our authentic gelato, made daily in many of our stores using fresh ingredients. Try lemon crème cookie, salted caramel, pure pistachio, fig and mascarpone – whether cup or cone, piccolo or grande, every scoop is a refreshing surprise bursting with unique flavor. Choose from an assortment of soy gelato and fresh fruit sorbettos, too.
Find staples like nonfat and whole milks, cream cheeses, sour creams, and eggs. Or discover new dairy dimensions with our gourmet butters, party dips, and unique juices. You won't find a better selection of Greek yogurts, both in terms of quality and variety. We also carry a mind-boggling and palate-pleasing assortment of nondairy alternatives like soy, coconut, or almond milks and yogurts.
In our store, frozen means fresh. Find ethnic specialty foods, puff pastry, veggies, broths, side dishes, and entrées, as well as gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan options. We also bring you the biggest selection and tastiest frozen pizzas and ice creams from our backyard and beyond, in flavors that will make you melt.
Our deli is so much more than cured meats and sliced cheeses. The case is filled with everything from salami and smoked salmon to prosciutto and pâté. Don't miss our olive bar or dip bar, stocked with our Anniversary salsa, famous Love Dip, and other premade party faves. And even though we offer you endless imported delicacies from Europe, we still manage to discover plenty of incredible products right here in our own Texas backyard.
These delicious cured meats are a true delicacy, either layered with cheese and crisp flatbreads or served on their own. Using old-world recipes and traditional curing techniques, our curemasters create salami, soppresata, mortadella, and dozens of other types. While top-notch salumi can be hard to find, you'll find it in abundance at Central Market.
We roast our meats daily in our store, ensuring absolute freshness, amazing flavor, and top-notch quality. Choose from an assortment of savory turkey breast flavors, rich Kobe-style beef, bison, and delicious pork.
We work directly with farmers all over the world to bring you the most beautiful bouquets possible, from fragrant roses grown at high altitudes in the Andes Mountains in Ecuador to sunny sunflowers and hydrangeas shipped directly from California.
Our experts also work with local growers who deliver within two hours of harvesting. Choose artfully arranged signature bouquets or mix and match to create a unique bunch. From Thailand to Texas, we pick only the best for you.
Get a green thumb with these growing and care tips, arrangement how-tos, and other useful info for all things that bloom.
Give a gift that's far from ordinary. We've got gift baskets designed to please any recipient, from the bona fide Texan to the diehard chocoholic. Choose a premade basket, or ask one of our experts to create something special. We also sell a beautiful assortment of scented candles, soothing lotions, and artisan soaps, plus the wrapping paper and greeting cards to put it all together.
Give the gift of Central Market. Purchase gift cards in-store or online, to be used toward anything in the store, including cooking classes.
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Our online store is open 24/7. Browse our more than 20 gift boxes filled with Foodie favorites to ship anywhere in the United States.
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Do your body good at the Healthy Living department, where you'll find the latest holistic, all-natural developments in body care, vitamin supplements, and fitness information. Find homeopathic herbal remedies; natural and organic hair, skin, and body products; sliced-to-order soaps; and Central Market's own line of supplements.
Central Market's friendly, knowledgeable meat cutters recommend cuts, offer cooking tips, and trim the fat for you. Our meat counter is open-view, so you can see their work first-hand. In search of a special cut or need a kosher option? Just ask our experts.
We carefully select farmers and ranchers who are committed to animal welfare and environmentally conscious methods, so you can feel good about buying any meat that bears our name. The animals are raised without added hormones or antibiotics and fed a strict diet according to our own strict specifications, which means our natural beef, chicken, pork, and lamb are the best-tasting, most reliably tender meats you can serve.
In addition to being delicious, our signature marinated meats, handmade sausages, and hand-formed burgers are real time-savers. With signature flavors like herb Dijon or orange honey habañero, our marinated meats – chicken breasts, pork tenderloin, and sirloin for fajitas – please even the most persnickety palates. Plus, we use a vacuum tumbler to marinate our meat, so it stays tender and juicy.
Our in-store sausage-meisters start with the freshest cuts of chicken and pork, then add signature seasonings to create breakfast selections like maple blueberry, mild or spicy Italian pork, customer favorites like chicken feta spinach, and so many more. Beef and turkey burgers also are made by hand daily and get the Foodie stamp of approval. Think ancho pepper Jack, Cajun cheddar, and turkey with Gorgonzola and cranberry.
Learn about roasting fundamentals and how you can become a master of savory, slow-cooked goodness.
Cooking with an open flame, it's the oldest method – and it's still the best. Take a look at our grilling tips.
Explore acres of freshness with more than 700 varieties of climate-controlled produce from around the globe, including 150 varieties of seasonal organics. We work directly with our growers to stock our shelves with only the freshest fruits and veggies. Our expert buyers source as much local produce as possible. Daily deliveries ensure freshness, and, once tested by our dedicated inspectors, produce goes right out to the floor.
Looking for an easy and delicious way to up your daily intake of fruits and veggies? Our chefs create more than 50 varieties of pure, raw juices in four categories – citrus, apple, wellness, and cocktail – and up to 20 are freshly squeezed and available on any given day. Choose from Foodie favorites like apple beet carrot or our signature green juice. Now that's refreshing.
Our chefs wash, slice, dice, mince, and measure our produce daily to create our time-saving, prep-less produce kits. Get the fresh ingredients you need with none of the work.
Give your dish a pinch of panache with our fresh-cut herbs. We have the best organic bunched herb program in the nation. We buy from a local grower in Rice, Texas, and up to 10 varieties are cut and delivered fresh to our stores daily. They're perfect for garnishing a dish for that extra oomph. You can even grow your own; just pick up a plant in our Floral department.
With our more than 100 varieties of saltwater and freshwater fish and shellfish, the world of seafood is your oyster. Shipments are flown to Texas up to six days a week from places all over the world, including Hawaii, Ecuador, and Maine. We buy only from strictly regulated fisheries committed to sustainable practices, and we inspect each piece at the door. Whenever possible, our fish has been out of water only 48 hours prior to arrival. Then our fishmongers expertly cut fillets and steaks from whole fish for amazingly fresh results.
Let our seafood experts steam or marinate fillets, steaks, and whole fish while you shop. Get everything you need in our Fresh Catch Kits package that includes fish, precut veggies, and seasonings. We also carry plenty of marinated and stuffed seafood, ready to cook or simply heat when you get home. Or roll by our sushi bar, where our sushi chefs are rolling your favorite sushi daily.
Want a really fresh meal? Pick your lobster or crab from specially crafted saltwater tanks. We get shipments from Maine and Canada three to four times a week, and we can steam them on-site if you'd like.
We're proud to be one of only two retailers in the country to adhere to the rigorous standards of the United States Department of Commerce's Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP) plan. This means we are inspected by the city, state, and USDC. The quality control for our seafood handling and processing is under the most sanitary conditions.
Dive headfirst into your next meal with tips and tricks from our seafood guide.
Pump up your pantry with gourmet olive oils, exotic spices, whole-grain mustards, specialty pasta sauces, sweet and savory salsas, and barbecue sauces that'll add kick to any dish.
Here's where you'll also find superior snacks like chocolate-covered pretzels, gourmet popcorn, and chips made from more than potatoes. We also stock a wide array of specialty granolas and gluten-free foods for those with special dietary considerations. A lot of what you'll find in these aisles is unique to Central Market, and we continuously bring in new and exciting specialty foods to keep our selection fresh.
We recognize the importance of getting kitchen essentials in as few trips as possible, so we stock dish soap, food storage bags, plastic wrap and foil, and paper towels – many in eco-friendly brands – so you can clean up with a conscience. Plus, you can stock up on other kitchen necessities like storage containers, utensils, mixing bowls, spatulas, and cookie cutters.
You don't need to know anything about wine to find the perfect bottle.
Just tell our wine experts what you're cooking, and we'll give you our recommendation. Our staff travels to the world's best wineries in search of unique wines to drink, and we offer them at the most competitive prices. We also carry wine selections unique to Central Market that are as affordable as they are sippable.
Sniff, swirl, and sip like a sommelier.
In the mood for something
a little more stout?
Turn to our beer section. With more than 350 varieties of domestic and imported beers, many from microbreweries from Texas only available in Central Market, you're invited to take one down and pass it around.
Expand your hop-rizons
Going beyond your grocery list.
Our aisles are filled with the freshest goods, but our services are just as plentiful. Wow any crowd with our catering services, floral arrangements,
or custom-made cakes and pastries. For a truly unforgettable gift, ask our experts to build a bountiful basket.
Make birthday cake wishes come true.
We cook, and you get the credit.
Sharpen your knife skills.
Make any occasion blossom.
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Make the cake the center of your next celebration with a scratch-made, hand-decorated cake from our expert bakers. We can also bake bite-sized treats such as cupcakes, tartlets, and specialty pastries to satisfy more than one sweet tooth. If there are wedding bells in your future, meet with us about the big day's dessert.
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These are classes you won't want to skip. Join our Foodies, cooking school instructors, and visiting world- renowned chefs for expert lessons on everything from knife skills to the latest cooking techniques.
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The best complement to our food is our flowers. When you set the table for your next event, start with a specialty centerpiece or custom flower arrangement, delicately handcrafted by our expert florists. We have more than 100 varieties of fresh flowers available in-store every day, sourced from growers throughout the United States and in Texas. We also fly in flowers from Thailand, Holland, and Ecuador. We deliver!
Stop in and smell our roses, tulips, peonies, or daisies so we can create a beautiful bouquet for your big day.
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Get a green thumb with these growing and care tips, arrangement how-tos, and other useful info for all things that bloom.
Give a gift full of greatness with Central Market's gourmet gift baskets, created by our in-store experts. From the coffee lover to the organic foods devotee, we have gift baskets in all shapes and sizes for anyone on your list. Choose from our assortment of premade baskets, or ask us to help
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Give a gift that breaks out of the box. Central Market offers a selection of gift boxes filled to the brim with Foodie favorites. The lucky recipient will unwrap sweet and savory specialty snacks from Texas and places beyond our borders. These gourmet gifts are available exclusively online.
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Turn greeting cards into eating cards. Gift cards can be purchased online or in-store, and they can be used for any product in our aisles or a cooking class.
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Breakfast Pastries Platter
An assortment of freshly baked pastries, such as croissants, muffins, and Danishes.
Serves 10–15.
Assorted Mini Scones Platter
Assorted scones served with clotted cream.
Small serves 10–15; large serves 20–25.
Fresh Bagels
A variety of freshly baked bagels, sliced and served with cream cheese. Smoked salmon cream cheese available for an extra charge.
Sold per dozen
Breakfast Muffins Platter
An assortment of freshly baked muffins.
Tropical Fruit Bowl (In Season)
Medley of fresh-cut, bite-size chunks, such as papaya, mango, pineapple, kiwi, and strawberries.
Berry and Yogurt Parfait Service
Greek honey yogurt and mixed berries with choice of granola or quinoa.
Serves 10–15
Central Market Quiches
Choose from:
Additional flavors available upon request.
Small serves 2-3; large serves 6–8.
Frittata Casserole
Italian-style baked omelet casserole with sun-dried tomato pesto, asparagus, and potato. Applewood smoked bacon available for an extra charge.
Serves 6–8.
Breakfast Tacos
Choose from:
Sold per dozen.
Breakfast Sandwiches
Choose from:
Signature Sandwiches Platter
An arrangement of our signature sandwiches made with our freshly baked breads. Select three varieties per platter:
Additional varieties available upon request.
Small serves 10-15; large serves 25-30.
Tea Sandwiches Platter
An assortment of finger sandwiches. Select three varieties per platter:
Handmade Tortilla Wraps
Choose from:
Classic Deli Platter
In-house roasted turkey, Angus roast beef, ham, and corned beef, sliced and served with Danish Havarti, Bavarian Swiss, Provolone, and Cheddar cheeses. Leaf lettuce, vine-ripened tomatoes, onions, and New York Dill pickles accompany your platter with your choice of condiments. Choose one mayonnaise: plain, cracked pepper, or chipotle aïoli, and one mustard: plain, honey, or Creole.
Small serves 15–20; large serves 25–30.
Signature Deli Platter
In-house roasted pork loin, Provençal turkey, bison, and Angus roast beef, sliced and served with Danish Havarti and sharp Cheddar cheeses. Arugula, roma tomatoes, red onion, horseradish cream sauce, goat cheese cream cheese, Creole mustard, and black pepper mayonnaise accompany your platter.
Central Market sliced artisan breads include a selection of:
Small serves 10–15, choose 3 loaves; large serves 25–30, choose 5 loaves.
Freshly Baked Rolls
Assortment of silver dollar or dinner rolls.
Small (30 silver dollar rolls, 15 dinner rolls); large (60 silver dollar rolls, 30 dinner rolls).
Sandwich Box Lunches
All sandwich box lunches include fresh fruit salad, pasta salad, and a Central Market cookie.
Basic Box Lunches
Box includes your choice of sandwich and a bag of gourmet potato chips.
Sandwich selections include:
Signature Box Lunches
Upgrade your sandwich.
Signature sandwich selections include:
Salad Box Lunches
All salad box lunches include your choice of topping (Classic Chicken Salad, Albacore Tuna Salad, or Soy Glazed Tofu), freshly baked roll, fresh fruit salad, and a Central Market cookie.
Salad selections include:
Box Lunch and Soup Combos
Choose any half sandwich or half salad with either chicken tortilla soup or roasted tomato bisque served with freshly baked roll, fruit salad, and a Central Market cookie.
Executive Box Lunches
Premium chef prepared entrées served with fresh fruit salad and a decadent Central Market dessert.
Selections include:
Design your own meal. These heat-and-serve selections are perfect for parties or family gatherings.
Choose one entrée, one vegetable, one rice or potato dish, and one dessert. Includes field green salad and rolls.
Minimum of five people per entrée choice.
Add olives, cheese, and breadsticks as a starter.
Selections include:
Selections include:
Selections include:
Selections include:
Seasonally Available Salads
Ask your Catering Specialist for additional seasonal varieties. Selections include:
Side Salads by the Bowl
Selections include:
Our favorite casseroles, ready to heat and serve. Selections include:
Half pan serves 10-12; full pan serves 20-25.
Freshly Baked Rolls
Assortment of silver dollar or dinner rolls.
Central Market Sliced Artisan Breads
Selections include:
Small, choose three loaves; large, choose five loaves.
Cracker Baskets
Assorted crackers to accompany Central Market dips and artisan cheeses.
Small serves 10-15; large serves 20-25.
Freshly brewed Central Market coffee packed in a disposable thermal urn. Beverage service includes sugar, sweeteners, half and half, disposable cups, and beverage napkins.
Small serves 8–10; large serves 30-40.
Iced Tea
Freshly brewed, served with ice, lemon, and sweeteners.
Gallon serves 8–10.
Central Market Freshly Squeezed Lemonade
Traditional or Strawberry.
Sold by half-gallon.
Freshly Squeezed Juice
Choose from:
Half-gallon serves 8–10.
Central Market offers a wide range of bottled juices, sodas, beer, and wine. Please ask your Catering Specialist.
Coolers with ice may be purchased for an additional charge.
Selections offered by the dozen.
Baguette Cocktail Sandwiches.
Selections include:
Spinach Artichoke Dip
Two pounds of dip. Served in a boule with sliced baguettes.
Pork Egg Rolls
Vegetable Egg Rolls
Spicy or Pacific Rim sauces. Served with celery and blue cheese dressing.
Signature Dips, Salsas, and Dressings
Ask your Catering Specialist for additional seasonal varieties and pricing. Selections include:
Small serves 10-15; large serves 20-25
Flank Steak Platter
Premium-cut tender flank steak in a honey garlic marinade, thinly sliced and served chilled. Served with chipotle aïoli.
Central Market Chicken Platter
Your choice of grilled, sliced lemon garlic chicken served with spicy dipping sauce or coconut chicken tenders served with honey Dijon sauce.
Shrimp Cocktail Platter
Texas Gulf shrimp served with Central Market cocktail sauce and lemon wedges.
Small serves 10-15; large serves 15-20.
Classic Deli Platter
In-house roasted turkey, Angus roast beef, ham, and corned beef, sliced and served with Danish Havarti, Bavarian Swiss, and Cheddar cheeses. Leaf lettuce, vine-ripened tomatoes, and New York Dill pickles accompany your platter with your choice of condiments. Choose one mayonnaise: plain, cracked pepper, or chipotle aïoli, and one mustard: plain, honey, or Creole.
Fruit and Cheese Platter
A selection of Brie, Cheddar, Havarti, and Monterey Jack served with grapes, strawberries, and assorted berries.
Small serves 8–10
Quesadilla Platter
Assortment of goat cheese and wild mushroom, chicken, and shrimp quesadillas made with assorted cheeses on our homemade tortillas, sliced in wedges and served with Central Market salsa.
Roasted Tenderloin Platter
Your choice of traditional or herb-crusted tenderloin, garnished with marinated grilled portobello mushrooms, artichoke hearts, and grilled asparagus, served with horseradish cream sauce.
Small serves 10-12; large serves 15-20.
Smoked Salmon Platter
Smoked salmon, sliced and garnished with diced red onion, cream cheese, lemon wedges, capers, chopped egg, and fresh dill.
Small serves 10-12; large serves 20-25.
Antipasti Platter
Mortadella, spicy capicolla, and sopressata served with prosciutto-wrapped asparagus, kalamata olives, spiced Greek olives, artichoke hearts, hearts of palm, grilled vegetables, dolmas, and fresh mozzarella and Feta cheeses.
Small serves 15-20; large serves 25-30.
Mediterranean Platter
Dolmas, assorted olives, roasted red peppers, tabouli, artichoke hearts, Feta cheese, hummus, pita triangles, and your choice of tzatziki sauce or Central Market yogurt sauce.
Serves 20–25.
Grilled Vegetable Platter
Seasonal grilled vegetables such as eggplant, red pepper, zucchini, yellow squash, onion, and carrots.
Classic Vegetable Platter
Asparagus, snow peas, mushrooms, carrots, and other garden vegetables served with your choice of Spinach Dip or Love Dip
Rustic Cheese Platter
Cocktail-cut cheeses such as Cream Havarti, French Emmentaler, Dutch Edam, Black Wax Cheddar, and French Brie garnished with seasonal berries and grapes.
Small serves 20-25; large serves 30-45.
Artisan Cheese Sampler
Chef's selection of cheese wedges such as Spanish sheep's milk, English blue, triple-crème Brie, Italian Provolone, and fresh goat cheese garnished with seasonal berries and grapes.
Serves 15–20.
Mediterranean Torte
Delicate layers of a goat cheese and cream cheese blend, basil, roasted red peppers, pine nuts, and kalamata olives.
French Brie with Preserves
A wheel of French Brie topped with your choice of raspberry, apricot, or peach preserves and seasonal berries.
Baked Brie
A wheel of French Brie baked in puff pastry and layered with your choice of sun-dried tomato or basil pesto.
Caramelized Brie
A whole wheel of French Brie, drizzled with a caramel sauce and covered with fresh toasted pecans.
Bucheron Platter
Fresh goat cheese with olive oil and fresh herbs.
Brownies and Bars
Delicious dessert bars such as Butterscotch Brownies, Chocolate Brownies, Toffee Brownies, Lemon Bars, and Seven-Layer Bars.
Serves 25–30.
Cookie Platter
A platter of four dozen of our favorite Central Market cookies.
Serves 30–40.
Cookie/Bar Combination Platter
An assortment of freshly baked Central Market cookies and bars.
Tartlet Platter
An arrangement of three-inch tartlets, including Fresh Fruit, Pecan, Key Lime, and Coconut.
Serves 20.
Individual Desserts
Consult your Catering Specialist for prices and availability. Selections include:
Let us customize a cake for you (48 hours' advance notice required) or personalize your favorite cake from our bakery any time: Consult your Catering Specialist for prices. Daily selections include:
Celebrate Easter and Passover, with chef-prepared meals from our catering department.
Easter Meal
Meal also includes: Green Bean with Roasted Carrots and Hazelnuts, Roasted Rosemary Potatoes, Spinach and Strawberry Salad, Brioche Rolls.
Serves 6
Passover Meal
Entrées selections include:
Meal also includes: Matzo Ball Soup, Potato Kugel, Green Beans with Roasted Carrots and Hazelnuts, Traditional Charoset, Spinach and Strawberry Salad.
Place your order at the Catering desk in-store or by calling.
Celebrate the New Year with a simple call to our Catering department to order a chef prepared Rosh Hashanah dinner, Yom Kippur dinner or Break-the-Fast buffet. We also have a large selection of meats, cheeses and freshly baked selections to meet your holiday needs.
Rosh Hashanah or Yom Kippur Dinner
Entrées selections include:
Dinner includes: Apples & Honey, Traditional New York Chicken Soup with Matzo Balls, Carrot Tzimmes, Traditional Noodle Kugel, Round Raisin or Plain Challah Bread, Honey Cake.
Serves 6-8.
Break-the-Fast Buffet
Selections include:
Rosh Hashanah or Yom Kippur Eve à la Carte Menu
Yom Kippur Break-the-Fast à la Carte Menu
Deli and Cheese Offerings
Bakery Offerings
Each Central Market's catering menu differs slightly, so get your party started by checking out your store's menu.
To order, you must call the Central Market of your choice.
We cater all events, big or small, from dinner parties and birthday celebrations to office get-togethers and weddings. We prepare every meal – breakfast, lunch, and dinner – as well as platters of appetizers, cheese and charcuterie, and desserts. Our catering menu is designed to accommodate groups of 10 or more.
Yes, we deliver. We request that you place your order for delivery at least 24 hours in advance. While there is no minimum purchase required for delivery, the fees vary depending on your ZIP code.
We do have menu options for same-day orders, but we recommend calling your store so they can try to accommodate your needs. It's always best to give us at least 24 hours' notice. Same-day delivery is particularly challenging, but in-store pickup may be an option.
If your order is canceled after 6pm the day before pick-up, there will be a 50% charge.
Our catering menu is seasonal and includes an assortment of vegetarian selections and a few vegan items, such as fruit bowls and vegetable platters (without dressings or dips). With enough notice, our chefs can work with you to create a specialized menu for your guests.
We can support you with all of your staffing and rental needs. We have great relationships with companies who offer those services, and we will work with you to make sure your needs are met.
No, we don't offer any discounts or price breaks. However, if you have a charity or other nonprofit event you would like us to consider, you can fill out an online community partnership application, available at any of our Central Market stores. Because of the volume of requests we receive, please allow four to six weeks for a reply.
Yes. You can include anything from our Chef's Case in your catering order – or anything we sell in the store, for that matter. Our catering experts are happy to work with you to create a custom menu.
We can help you make beer and wine selections for your event, but our alcohol license only allows for pickup, not delivery.
Yes. Please let us know when you place your order.
Depending on your selection, some foods will need to be heated before serving, although most of our food is intended to be served at room temperature. If you would like your dishes hot upon pickup or delivery, please let us know so we can try to accommodate you. Also, we recommend keeping the food refrigerated until one hour prior to your event if you aren't going to serve it right away.
Central Market catering is designed for groups of 10 or more guests. If you need a meal for fewer people, we suggest coming to the store to explore our Chef Prepared and Bakery departments. Our chefs prepare hundreds of dishes and desserts daily, and you can sample anything you like.


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approaches to address the health needs of our community's adolescents. Our Mission
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The mission of the Forsyth County Department of Public Health is to advance policies
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Step 1: The Materials
-5 feet of 1.5" ABS (DWV) pipe
-2 feet of 3" ABS pipe
-A 3" to 1.5" reducer
-A 3" threaded adapter
-A 3" end cap
-A BBQ ignitor (+1 Screw)
-ABS cement
-Cheap aerosol hairspray
-Potatoes or similar legumes
Step 2: Assembly
-Make sure the reducer fits over the pipe
-Spread some ABS cement on the inside of the reducer and outside of one end of the pipe, slide the reducer onto the pipe with a twisting method
-Repeat this for the threaded adapter
-Repeat this for the barrel (5' of 1.5" pipe)
Make sure your gluing is done properly, you dont want it to explode.
Step 3: Install the ignitor
Drill a hole in the 3" pipe for the metal lead from the ignitor to fit, mount the ignitor using screws provided, you can slop some glue around the hole to make sure there wont be a gap where the flames will shoot out and burn your arm......
In order to create the arc (spark) to ignite the gas, there needs to be a metal contact between the lead from the ignitor and the metal chasis of the ignitor.
If you mounted the ignitor with bolts into the pipe, bend the metal lead to be within 1/4" of the bolt to make a spark,
I however put another screw in from the other side, but had to run a piece of wire from it to the metal chasis.
Both methods will work.
I saw on a show that they used duck tape and it worked. Should I do that to save time or stick with the glue stuff?
Well the cement will last longer and also the duck tape may get blown off during the process soo.... yeah take a guess
what can you shoot out of it?
it's called a potato cannon...it shoots potatoes
simply split the lighter, remove the ignitor, drill a hole in the pipe, put the ignitor in, test the ignitor, and seal the hole with epoxy. its cheaper and its easier for those of you out there who dont know how to modify an electrical circuit
But i found a way around it: Female screw on end cap, 50 mm tube, 50 to 110mm reducer glued together with the bbq lighter at the end
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Luxury house at the river with Marina and Direct Gulf Access in Fort Myers
- bedrooms 4
- baths 4
- sleeps 7
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Caloosa Yacht and Racquet Club
rates (USD)
/ week
vacation rental description
Stay in beautiful luxurious air-conditioned 3 bedrom, 4 bathrooms riverside home with direct access to Gulf. The detached villa is situated at the marina.
This house is equipped for all your needs and this property ocnsists of a living room, formal dining area, kitchen, breakfast room, luxurious master bedroom with en-suite bathroom, queen bedroom and twin bedroom. The office room is equipped with computer, wifi, and internet.
Living Room and Dining Room
Step in from the entrance foyer to be greeted by this large open plan room with Cathedral ceiling and triple sliding doors opening into the lanai with beautiful views of the marina and the river. The tile flooring is complimented with oriental rug. The area is furnished with luxurious traditional living room set. This room contains 42 inch flat screen TV and fireplace.
Kitchen and Breakfast Room
Enjoy a scenic breakfast overlooking the river with large wooden breakfast table with four chairs. This adjoins the modern new kitchen with a large pantry and wood cabinets. It is fully equipped with a ceramic topped cooker, oven, microwave, extractor, dishwasher, coffee maker, kettle, toaster, mixer/blender, waste disposal unit, large fridge/freezer with icemake and chilled water dispenser, etc. There is a radio/CD player.
Luxurious Master Bedroom
This lovely bright room has a King size "sleigh" bed and double sliding patio doors to the pool area and a view over the river. There are also two bedside cabinets, large dresser unit with mirror, and a separate table and two chairs for a relaxing coffee break. Large attached walk in closet which leads to a luxurious en-suite bathroom with garden tub.
Beautiful Queen Bedroom
Furnished and decorated to very high standards. Queen size double bed, two bedside cabinets, large dresser unit with mirror, and window seating to view the front lake is also included.
Twin Bedroom
Furnished and decorated with two beds and dresser unit.
Office Room
Large room with a futon and an office table with cabinets. This room is equipped with computer, flat screen monitor, printer, wifi, and internet.
Covered and air conditioned, the lanai has three large triple slidng doors that open to the pool deck. Also, the room contains outside kitchen area.
28 x 15 covered pool with solar and electric heating. Also has a hot tub. There is also a poolside table with an umbrella and 4 chairs. A gas grill is also available for your barbeques.
Utility Room
This room has many cabinets and new washer/dryer, ironing board, iron, and vacuum cleaner.
2 Spacious Car Garage
Safety Features Included
Smoke alarm, fire extinguisher, secuirty system with alarm and video camera, and emergency lighting.
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 05-11-2011 at 10:45 PM.
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Edward Christy 810 577 4859
house rental amenities
- Heated Swimming Pool
- Free Internet and Cable T.V.
- Marina In Back Yard
- Spa and Grill at the pool
- Marina in the backyard
- Fully furnished Rooms with linens
- Furnished Kitchen
vacation rental rates
Off Season: July 1 - Sept 30: $1400
Peak Season: Nov 1- April 30: $1500
Reservation Fee: $500 to hold your dates and deduct from the rent.
Departure Cleaning Fee: $250.
Edward Christy 810 577 4859
payment methods
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Top things to do in Fort Myers
- Hang out at the beach
- Play 10 round of golf-50 golf courses
- Charter a fishing boat for the day
- Don't miss the fresh seafood at our restaurants
- Rent a Boat for a ride all day
Top things to do on a budget
- Soak up the sun at the heated pool
- The beach is few miles from our house
- Grill on the patio
- Play Tennis in front of the house Tennis Court
- Ride a bike and walking trail in the backyard
Top things to do with a family
- Build sand castles at the beach
- Go on a dolphin cruise – they run daily?
- Rent a boat for a day & ride in the backyard to reach gulf
- visit Everglades National parks
- Canoeing & Kayaking
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Rothsay district hopes to build new schoolRothsay, MN (WDAY TV) - The Rothsay district too is looking at building a new school.
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Rothsay, MN (WDAY TV) - The Rothsay district too is looking at building a new school.
It wants to replace its current school which is a hodge-podge of additions, the oldest part dating to 1904.
The cafeteria is too small according to the school and parts of the building do not meet fire code.
The cost of a new school would be about $24 million dollars, 7 million more than the renovations to bring it to code. But some say the old school will still have some life.
Warren Schmidt, Superintendent Rothsay: "We are looking at utilizing part of the old facility as a community center and then we are proposing that we finance a building project for the fire department immediately next door to the gymnasium."
The vote of the referendum is December 17th.
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Raul Meireles believes the heat and intensity of Miami training sessions is aiding his race for fitness before the start of the season.
The 29-year-old was a semi-finalist at the European Championships with Portugal this summer, and so enjoyed a prolonged holiday while others began pre-season back in England, only linking up with the squad last week in New York.
Since then the midfielder has had a busy schedule of double sessions with fitness coach Chris Jones, and after 30 minutes against the MLS All-Stars in Philadelphia, Meireles is hoping for more action when we take on AC Milan at Sun Life Stadium tonight.
'I am happy to be here, of course anyone would enjoy more holiday but it's good to be back with the team, and the weather is amazing here in Miami,' he said.
'It is almost too hot really, it makes the sessions more difficult but we know how Roberto Di Matteo works and the training is always enjoyable, and this weather will be very helpful for our fitness when we return to England.
'I feel I am catching up and I have done some extra work to help me to get fit as soon as possible,' he continued. 'I am hoping to play more time against Milan to build my fitness, and although it is a friendly for us we do not want to lose, we want to win. Even though the aim is to get fit we want to win the game in a very good stadium. The pitch is a bit different to what we are used to but the surface is very good.'
We fly straight back to England after the match against Milan, with preparation for the season to continue at Cobham. Meireles, who has spent time with his team-mates by the pool in their downtime, admits it may be a drag to leave the Florida sunshine behind.
'I am enjoying this weather, so I'm not desperate to get back to England, but we are on a good road to the start of the season, and when we get back we have one more friendly in Brighton and then it gets serious. I am sure everybody will be ready,' he said.