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A family from Oxford believes Allah has sent them a message by appearing in a tomato.
The Khalids, of Maidcroft Road in Cowley, have been swamped with well-wishers from the Muslim community after making the discovery while preparing a salad.
Uzma Khalid, 19, spotted what looked like Arabic writing on a segment of a tomato which she chopped in half last week.
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Her sister Saima, 22, said the family felt blessed by what happened and even took the tomato to be verified by a local Imam.
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A valley woman is suing after she says she got Hepatitis A from eating Townsend Farms frozen berries she bought at Costco.
The lawsuit was filed against berry maker Townsend Farms on Thursday.
The woman, who lives in Anthem, can't remember which Costco she bought the berries at.
She's worked at the same place for 10 years and says she's never called in sick.
Now she's at risk of losing her job and her degree as her medical bills are mounting.
"I mean if I don't have a job, I don't have a degree, what do I have? Hepatitis A," said Karen Echard.
Echard says she got Hepatitis A from eating Townsend Farms Organic Antioxidant Blend Frozen Berry and Pomegranate Mix she bought at Costco in April.
"I do protein drinks every morning for breakfast. It's actually one of my favorite ones, using those berries," said Echard.
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Echard was diagnosed with Hepatitis A and hospitalized for six days.
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"'Have you been to any foreign countries, have you had any shell fish?' He asked me multiple questions and it was all 'no'," said Echard. "He hadn't heard about the outbreak until that night when it was broadcast on the news that there's a Hep A outbreak related to the berries. It's like, those are the berries I just got done with."
Four weeks later, Echard is still recovering.
The whites of her eyes are still yellow from the jaundice Hepatitis A causes and she's exhausted.
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A gun made from a high-tech 3D printer has sparked a whole new debate about gun regulations. A YouTube video has surfaced showing an assault rifle, allegedly made with parts printed from a 3D printer.
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ContinentalPrice: $50 and over
Sugar Hill Inn
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.sugarhillinn.com/
- Phone: 6038235621
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Thursday - Monday: 6:00pm - 8:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Continental, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Val Fortin
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Fireplace, Full Bar, View, Wine
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Sugar Hill Inn is a romantic getaway known for culinary adventure. We have a European philosophy about dining. The table is yours for the evening. Take your time to enjoy the candlelight, cozy fire and amazing views with the combination of great food, wine and conversation. Our four course menu offers a well balance symphony of flavors and leads guests through a leisurely, romantic and artistic culinary experience. Great wines and a full bar selection enhances the experience. The Sugar Hill Inn has received the Distinguished Restaurants of North America (DiRoNA)"s Achievement of Distinction in Dining award for 2009! Member of the Select Registry, 2008 Yankee Magazine Editors' Choice and featured in "Everyday with Rachel Ray.Continued
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14 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.6
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romantic (10)scenic view (9)special occasion (8)fit for foodies (5)notable wine list (3)neighborhood gem (2)great for brunch (1)Show More
- Enchanting experiencedinersdeliteDined on 8/23/2014From the comfortable big chairs to the last sip of wine, it was a wonderful experience. The food presentation was outstanding and the types of food offered were extraordinary and delicious! Waitress was truly catering to us. Hope to eat there again -- SOON!Special Features:
- OK service ; extraordinary priceD1672Dined on 8/14/2014I made reservations for my birthday at the Sugar Hill Inn expecting a special experience. We were greeted warmly and seated at a lovely table. However,our server, while cordial, never acknowledged my birthday and was on minimally attentive. She did not inquire about drinks or wine with dinner and we had to request both. The Prix Fixe menu was limited and the portions were microscopic. An App of one oz. of tuna + pork belly or a tiny ramekin of crème Brule is unsatisfactory. We expected smaller portions but for the price there was no value and we were hungry in an hour! Sugar Hill is trying too hard to be exclusive but they miss the mark. We would not recommend them. We feel that is was an ordinary experience for an extraordinary price!
- Great Place for RomanceKaren4VIPDined on 8/14/2014The Sugar Hill Inn is a lovely place for those who are looking for a charming, quintessential New England get-away. The innkeeper, Steve, is a wonderful host, and the pretty dining room is a wonderful place for a special meal. Chef Val's cuisine is delicious and beautifully presented. There's a great wine list, and service is friendly and professional.Special Features:
- Great 30th Anniversary WeekendNHsurpriseDined on 8/9/2014We celebrated our wedding anniversary at the Sugar Hill Inn and were delighted start to finish. We appreciated the historical tour at check-in, and found our room to be comfortable and well appointed. Dinner was drinks and appetizers at the bar. The local veggies and use of cheeses in our salads was a nice surprise. Breakfast in the morning continued our great experience with the food here - homemade muffins, fresh fruit, waffles and eggs with asparagus and cheddar were superb. We hiked all day Saturday, but made sure to get back to the inn in time to clean up, swim in the pool (cool, refreshing), sit with a drink on the front porch and then enjoy the Inn's 4-course dinner. This is one of the best "restaurants" we've dined in!Special Features:
- Very disappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 6/19/2014We had been here before and had a nice dinner. Not so this time. We felt that the chef tried too hard to be fancy and fell way too short. The salad had more cheese than lettuce and the special was served cold, was very chewy and accompanied by some unusual vegetable choices. We probably will not return again.Special Features:
- FreddieDined on 6/14/2014Wonderful place to celebrate a special occasion. Very quiet.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect in every way!luv2hikeDined on 5/25/2014We spent a weekend at the Sugar Hill Inn and couldn't be happier with our visit. While we felt pampered, the inn was not 'stuffy'. We are casual people and felt right at home. The gourmet dinner was probably the best we have ever eaten in 33 years of marriage. The bed was comfortable, robes in the closet, chocolate on the bedside table-- what more could we ask? We would definitely return for a special occasion weekend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Everything about the mealLoonMtnDined on 2/17/2014Everything about the meal at the Inn was superb! Truly a unique spot in the White Mountains. There is nothing I would change.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Everything was outstandingGrandyVIPDined on 2/15/2014Everything was outstanding from the moment we arrive at Sugar Hill. The ceasar salad was vey unique and very tasty! The trio of soups was just perfect. I thought 3 soups might be too much but there was just enough of a taste of each to make a serving. The chowder and ham and split pea soups were delicious. Didn't care much for the asparagus soup. The entrees were done to perfection! The atmosphere is very romantic and comfortable. The big stuffed chairs were nice and comfy! There was live music which added to the romance of the evening. It was just wonderful!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Can't get better than this!FoodieDined on 2/2/2014If you are fortunate enough to visit the North Country, a stay at the Sugar Hill Inn will make you wish to return time and again! The Inn is charming and the rooms graciously appointed for guests with the best of linens and decor. Fresh home baked goodies and cookies await you, roaring fires, and the finest dining in the region. The Chef dinners on weekends are a five star experience. But the breakfast at the Inn is so wonderful- wish every day could begin like that. The breakfast is served on white linens with fresh flowers, and you are seated in upholstered furniture that is gorgeous and comfortable. The picture windows reveal the mountains in the near distance, yet wash the room with pleasant morning light. The omelets are incredible!Special Features:
- Fantastic all aroundNhGuysDined on 1/10/2014The setting is a modern quaint historic New England inn, which set off a great evening. The service was attentive but not pushy. The food was impeccable. It was a 4 course prix fixe, very well priced, perfectly portioned, and exquisitely done. We would highly recommend to anyone in the area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Romantic DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/16/2013The dining room is tastefully decorated with comfortable upholstered armchairs. The room was quiet although more than two thirds full...great acoustics. Our table by the fire was romantic. The service was wonderful. Our wait person was helpful and prompt. Each course was thoughtfully prepared. We loved the chef's new interpretations of classics. The appetizer surf and turf that night was pork belly and ahi, ordered by my companion but thankfully shared with me....mouth watering The Caesar salad in a frico cup was amazing. Both entrees were fabulous, rack of lamb and tenderloin cooked to perfection. Finished with a silky maple crime brûlée . We will definitely make plans to return to The inn at sugar hill. We'll done!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- May be one of the best meals ever!NorthernNHDined on 11/2/2013Everything about the meal was perfect. The food was absolutely exceptional, the service was great and unobtrusive, the dining room was intimate, and the timing of the courses perfect. We've been driving by this location for years but never had an opportunity to dine. If you want a special occasion meal that will be fantastic, go here!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Superb!HoneymoonDined on 10/31/2013This place is perfect in many ways! Ambiance, location, service and food are all perfect. Loved it and can't wait to go again. Would like to stay here as well. We went for dinner the last day of our honeymoon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Service even with a power outage.YanivDined on 10/7/2013A freak thunderstorm hit earlier in the day leaving the town without power so we weren't expecting the restaurant to be operational. We were surprised to see that the restaurant had a backup generator that kept the kitchen up and running. Our food came out a little slower than expected, but what can you expect when you are running your whole kitchen from one generator. Lots of time spent at the bar to converse with people from different locations. Food was good and atmosphere was pleasant.Special Features:
- Awesome experianceBeauty1985Dined on 10/6/2013We are from Boston and had been to many restaurants for fine dinning at various places.I had date night with my fiance on his birthday when we went to see fall colors in NH and we were so pleased with wonderful service and fine dinning at sugar hill Inn. Owner is really nice and they have provided very nice service. Best place in that area for romantic dining. We so truly recommend it for couples.Special Features:
- Very good overallkeithmVIPDined on 9/1/2013The food was very good, but not quite excellent for me. I'll explain..The soup trio was outstanding, I mean really great. The main dish for me was to be the horseradish crusted tenderloin. They accidently gave me the bone in sirloin,instead. I didn't send it back as to not unbalance the time frame of our meal. The steak was very good, but this type of cut is usually quite fatty. This turned out to be the case.Richard's Pork Shank was excellent. The desserts were excellent as usual. Mine was the panna cotta & Richard's was the chocolate walnut tart. Well definately still go back.Overall still the best restaurant in the region.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WonderfulOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 8/29/2013Beautiful Inn, excellent service and delicious dinner. Hats off to Steve, the Inn Keeper, Dan, our server and to the incredible chef, Val. Oh, and don't forget Katy the dog!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SH InnGWMVTDined on 8/19/2013Chef Val is simply amazing, one of the best dinners I've ever had, anywhere!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- An Exquisite 4 Course Meal!OpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 8/17/2013We were on our way back from a trip to Quebec and booked a night at the inn with dinner to break up the long drive. The trio of soups was wonderful especially the corn soup with truffle oil and I had a caesar salad unlike any I have ever had. I was still full the next morning but enjoyed breakfast too.....scrambled eggs with cheese and herbs and a wonderful maple raison muffin! Yum......Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A perfect meal and experienceLK46Dined on 7/22/2013This was our third dinner at Sugar Hill Inn, and a celebration of a major birthday for my husband. It was a perfect experience. Every bite and taste, from the amuse bouche, through a four course prix fixe menu with several choices for each course, to the coffee was delicious and an outstanding value at $63 per person. It amazes me that such a small dining room can retain a talented chef of this caliber. I love the setting and ambiance of the dining room and the hominess of the Inn in general.Special Features:
- We went here recently, andOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 6/28/2013We went here recently, and while it was not the best meal I have ever had, it was very good. We had a quiet dinner at a table with a cute view and the waiter was very attentive. We had a reservation for 6pm and arrived early to enjoy some wine which we were allowed to bring out onto the porch. The grounds are beautiful and we had perfect weather. We didn't stay here since we live in the area, but would definitely recommend it to someone looking for a cute B&B in the country.
- extraordinary in every way...tsm1Dined on 6/27/2013A wonderful culinary experience served with grace and warmth. The food is exceptional.Special Features:
- CALLING ALL FOODIESFoodieDined on 6/22/2013Not only should this be a three star place, it is in a quiet , beautiful, intimate yet spacious room of the historic inn. Try the caesar salad in the parmesan crust shell! The filet with the red wine/shallot reduction sauce was the best I have ever had. This is the way to enjoy an evening without feeling rushed and crushed. Dining does not get any better than this.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic, as alwaysfoodieDined on 6/20/2013This was our fourth stay at the Sugar Hill Inn, and part of the draw of the place is its outstanding restaurant. The fact that it takes three hours of driving to get there should tell you a lot. The prix fix is fantastic value, with three courses (appetizer, salad, entree) and dessert, as well as amuse bouche and olives and bakery. I don't normally eat this much, but no matter what we order, neither of us leaves a crumb behind. Chef Val definitely knows what he is doing in the kitchen, his creations are vibrant and subtle. Some of them are unusual (V8 sorbet, anyone?) and others are always on the menu, but all are uniformly delicious. The wine list is huge, service is excellent, and atmosphere is relaxed and romantic - we love it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of Best in NHnh2lidoDined on 6/15/2013The Sugar Hill Inn is one of the best restaurants in NH, and we've visited many. Expect to spend a number of hours since each course comes out slowly, carefully prepared, beautifully presented and delicious. This was our second visit, and we chose this venue for our anniversary. No regrets!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- This restaurant is exceptional.LumboDined on 6/14/2013This restaurant is exceptional. The pre-fixe menu is well proportioned and the service staggered enough to fully enjoy each course. It was an anniversary date, and we were very happy. They also have a very nice wine list.Special Features:
- a little too quietOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 6/8/2013On Thursday i made an Open Table reservation for a Sat. night, and the only available table was at 8:15. I phoned Sat. morning to see if an earlier table had opened up. I was told, after some deliberation and hesitation, that they could fit us in at 7:00. Perfect. We were encouraged to arrive a little early to have a drink in the bar. Perfect. When we arrived the restaurant was entirely empty. No one but the host and, I suppose, the kitchen staff. We were the only diners until about 8:00 when a party of 2 arrived. It was a very odd experience, and I don't understand why getting a table was such a challenge when there was no one else there. Otherwise, excellent food, good service, and a warm comfortable setting.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- This was a very pricey dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 5/2/2013This was a very pricey dinner in a beautiful setting. Food was plentiful - more even than the four courses expected. The bread and olives which started the meal were outstanding. My salad was fairly ordinary but husband's first course (risotto, asparagus, pancetta, & egg) was outstanding. Husband's steak arrived cold; I think it had sat for some time before delivery. I believe this to be the case since when just beginning the first course, chef said he had to excuse himself and take the steak off the heat! My creme brulee cheesecake arrived without any brulee so chef apologized and re-did it. Drinks were excellent and the amount of wine poured for a glass was very generous. In general, food was very good but didn't amaze - waiter was great!Special Features:
- Romantic innOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 3/25/2013this place is a hidden jem, the owners are very friendly and take pride in there inn. chef was awesome, food was excellent, staff very friendly,one of my new favorite spots. we cant wait to go back.Special Features:
- A yearly delight!OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 2/25/2013Each year we travel to northern NH to ski and stay at the Sugar Hill Inn and look forward to the dining experience there. A diverse menu expertly prepared and served makes this a wonderful evening. A fully stocked bar and they are very knowledgeable on wines and even hosts a wine dinner to feature wines.Special Features:
- This was our third experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 2/21/2013This was our third experience at the inn for dinner. The service is really outstanding-the food is memorable. Not for people who love a huge menu and variety of food. Very tiny menu with choices that would not appeal to the masses. Perfect for a special occasion.Special Features:
- Wonderful, calm, relaxingOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 1/26/2013Wonderful, calm, relaxing environment. Wait staff was very professional and polite. The food was creative and absolutely amazing. My husband and I loved the whole experience.Special Features:
- The restaurant has an extremelyOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 1/18/2013The restaurant has an extremely small kitchen, which means that they can effectively serve only one table at a time. The reservations are staggered at 15 minute intervals so that one table starts every fifteen minutes. If a party arrives late for their reservation the entire schedule is pushed back to maintain the 15 minute spacing. The food was good. It could be very good or great, however, if the chef had staff to help him prepare the dishes more rapidly. My entree had great flavor but arrived at the table cold. When I brought this to the waiter's attention, he said that my meal had rested while the rest of my party's meals were prepared and that he could "warm it up for me" in an unapologetic tone.
- All we can say is "EXCELLENT"OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 12/23/2012All we can say is "EXCELLENT" The owner of the inn is so friendly and sweet. The chef is amazing to say the least, the wait staff is very informative and on the spot you cannot ask for more. If your traveling or not check out The Sugar Hill Inn...Special Features:
- Absolutely fabulous ThanksgivingOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/22/2012Absolutely fabulous Thanksgiving dinner at the Sugar Hill Inn. The food, ambiance, and service were all outstanding. Very creative and truly gourmet menu.Special Features:
- Sugar Hill Inn & Restaurant a MUST!Gr8expectationsDined on 11/22/2012What a wonderful visit we had in Sugar Hill, New Hampshire. We actually stayed on the property Thanksgiving evening. The Inn was quaint, very clean, warm, inviting and the food and service were impeccable. Thanks for a lovely experience.Special Features:
- We stayed at the Sugar HillADBarDined on 10/11/2012We stayed at the Sugar Hill Inn and we had dinner and breakfast at the restaurant. Both meals were wonderful and the dining room is very cozy. Lots of windows so you can see the beautiful views. Everything they served was exceptional and delicious.Special Features:
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All eyes have been on Oakley's Rory McIlroy this year at Augusta National. Following last years disappointing final day at The Masters, young McIlroy is looking for redemption in the only way he knows how: earning the green jacket that eluded him.
The 22-year-old Northern Ireland native laid down the foundation on day one, shooting a one under, 71. Bouncing back from a scary first hole, which he double-bogied, McIlroy recorded birdies on the second, eighth, and ninth holes. Struggling initially on the back nine, he finished the day strong, birdying 17 and 18. Entering the clubhouse tied for fifth place, four shots behind leader Lee Westwood, McIlroy was in a comfortable position to pounce on day two. And pounce he did.
On a day that was hindered by some fairly chilly and breezy conditions, McIlroy began his attack on the front nine, shooting three under par, birdying holes three, four and seven. After giving up a stroke on the tenth hole, he snuck up behind Westwood, who double bogied the final hole on day two. McIlroy played well on the back nine, gaining strokes on thirteen and fifteen to end the day four under, tied for third place. McIlroy joined first round leader Lee Westwood, Bubba Watson, Sergio Garcia and Louis Oosthuizen in a tie for third, one stroke behind leaders Jason Dufner and Fred Couples.
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Council considers canceling fireworks, will create new July 4 program
Original post made on Feb 16, 2012
Read the full story here Web Link posted Wednesday, February 15, 2012, 11:27 PM
on Feb 16, 2012 at 5:43 am
Story needs to be updated. The Patch is reporting that the decision has been made to cancel the July 4 fireworks show. Too bad!
on Feb 16, 2012 at 7:01 am
If San Ramon cant live up to their end of the relationship on 4th of July, then Danville should not allow them to participate in the Danville 4th of July parade. After all we have to host their residents and all the traffic issues and extra costs it creates. We dont need to see a Mayor from San Ramon clog our streets asking us to spend money in their town when they wont reciprocate with festivities we all share in.
on Feb 16, 2012 at 7:37 am
Tom, I agree to what you're saying about our Fourth of July parade. What about all of the other wonderful festivities our town holds that attracts people from all around the bay such as "Hot Summer Nights"??
As an 18 year resident of Danville, yes, I've seen the crowds get larger at the firework display but we've never had a problem with the traffic. We just wait patiently and talk about what we just experienced.
What a shame it would be to end such a wonderful statement of patriotism that so many enjoy!


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HEAT oven to 350°F.
MIX eggs, cottage cheese, spinach, 2 cups mozzarella and 1/4 cup Parmesan.
LAYER 1 cup spaghetti sauce, 3 lasagna noodles and half the cottage cheese mixture in 13x9-inch baking dish. Repeat layers. Top with remaining noodles, sauce and cheeses.
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In Syria, the quandary of freelance news coverage
Forces on all sides of the Syrian conflict that have tried to censor news coverage through violence have won a round. By sharply increasing the risk for reporters covering the civil war they have forced news organizations to think twice before sending their staff to the battlefields. In a worrying development they even have led a leading UK newspaper, the Sunday Times, for which Marie Colvin was on assignment when she was killed last year in Homs, to refuse photographs submitted by freelancers.


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It's the story of a Joplin mother and daughter who each have a genetic predisposition for breast cancer.
It's been five years now that Elizabeth Foster has been in remission since being diagnosed with hormonal breast cancer.
Like her mother, Doris Greer, Elizabeth had tested positive for the BRCA gene mutation.
Only 4% of women have the BRCA gene mutation, but among those who have it, 85% will get breast cancer.
"If you have this mutation, you have up to an 85% chance of getting breast cancer in your lifetime, up to a 40% chance of getting ovarian cancer, which is an increased risk from the general population," says Wendy Chrisenbery, a supervisor for the Women's Pavilion at Freeman Health System in Joplin. "Normally, the DNA tells them to grow or to not grow, or to multiply and to not multiply, where if you have this mutation, the part of the DNA that tells your cells to stop growing and not growing, doesn't work right and so you end up with an overgrowth which leads to the cancer."
Elizabeth learned that when it's caught early, cancer can be overcome.
"It's just like if you were to have a predisposition with diabetes or something, you can test early and often and use the technology available," says Elizabeth. "It's really good. Some people are scared of that and I understand that, I didn't want to have a positive test, but it's okay and you can take care of it."
On Friday Elizabeth and Doris sat hand-in-hand in a patients room at Freeman Health Center and told us about their experience with breast cancer.
"I had it first then right after I had it, mom had it," Elizabeth says. "You know exactly what they're going through. You feel for them and you feel that much more connected. Hers was a little bit of a different type than mine, so different treatment, but she caught it so early that it was very treatable and she's just doing great."
When Elizabeth was seeking treatment for hormonal breast cancer, she says that is when she tested positive for the BRCA 2 gene.
Elizabeth also found that women in her family had a history of breast cancer. That is when her mother got tested for the gene.
"We had so many that I got tested and I was positive and then I asked for an MRI because my mammogram didn't show anything and I just didn't feel comfortable," Doris says.
Doris ended up being diagnosed with HER-2 breast cancer.
Officials say that about every other week someone comes in for the BRCA testing. Every other day someone in our area is diagnosed with breast cancer."
An even higher amount tested positive for the BRCA gene mutation in Doris and Elizabeth's family.
"Over 50% are positive, but some of them are negative," Doris says.
Fortunately, years later, both Doris and Elizabeth are able to sit and call themselves survivors.
The mother and daughter have positive attitudes and hope to inspire others.
"I went ahead and had surgeries and a mastectomy, chemotherapy and radiation, and I'm doing really well now, and I'm almost five years out," says Elizabeth.
Men and women who test positive for the BRCA 1 and 2 gene mutation are more likely to develop breast, prostate, colon, and pancreatic cancer. Women are also more likely to develop ovarian cancer.
If you or someone in your family has been diagnosed with breast cancer and are curious if your family carries the gene Freeman Women's Center and Cancer Center offer the testing.
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The insane and cold-blooded attack murdering 21 innocent Christians at a church in Alexandria, Egypt is a horrific beginning to 2011.
The city of Santa Clarita and the Emergency Network of Los Angeles are conducting disaster plan training for faith based and nonprofit organizations. The training is scheduled for on Saturday, Feb. 5 from 8:30 a.m. to noon at the Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha Catholic Church.
The city of Santa Clarita's Blue Ribbon Task Force is currently accepting names to be placed in the city's Youth Grove located in Central Park.
VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, Calif., Jan. 11 -- The latest Earth-observing satellite developed by NASA, called Glory, arrived today at Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif., in preparation for a Feb. 23 launch.
Former Assemblywoman Sharon Runner is kicking off her campaign to claim the 17th State Senate District seat with a reception from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. today at the Santa Clarita Republican Headquarters.
The Santa Clarita City Council will consider hiring AAA Flag & Banner as the company to put up and take down banners for the Citywide Banner Program this year during its meeting tonight.
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When Norman was just a wee calf plucked from a slaughterhouse truck and brought to William S. Hart Park, it was only fitting his official rescuer be the guy who runs the park, whose name is also Norman.
One of the most intriguing aspects of politics is the fact that it is never static; it is a constantly evolving, tumultuous process, subject to the whims of the electorate.
In reading Sunday's RedBlue America, "Should the N-word be removed from Twain's 'Finn'?" everyone seems to have an opinion about making changes to our history. They want to change what some great people who lived before us did to help get us to where we are today.
I was shocked to find a court ruled that a cross displayed at Mount Soledad Veterans Memorial near San Diego is unconstitutional. Apparently, the judge plans to bulldoze it.
Governor Jerry Brown's budget proposal raised the ire of Santa Clarita Valley government officials after its release Monday, saying the plan could cripple local governments and stymie the city's economy by eliminating a program that has saved area businesses millions of dollars in taxes.
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This summer, the Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce will host the third annual Patriot Luncheon on July 11 at the Hyatt Regency Valencia.
Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich will address the Santa Clarita Valley business and community leaders on May 1 at the fifth annual State of the County Luncheon.
We all know that perception often influences our decisions, yet we catch ourselves and become reminded that what we perceive isn't always what's really going on. With the constant barrage of information available in today's 24/7 world, it's important to not get caught up in the day-to-day market volatility and news headlines. That daily hype doesn't always dovetail with what Wells Fargo Advisors top strategists are observing in the financial marketplace.
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WARSAW, Poland -- Holocaust survivors, politicians, religious leaders and others marked International Holocaust Remembrance Day on Sunday with solemn prayers and the now oft-repeated warnings to never let such horrors happen again.
Events took place at sites including Auschwitz-Birkenau, the former death camp where Hitler's Germany killed at least 1.1 million people, mostly Jews, in southern Poland. In Warsaw, prayers were also held at a monument to the fighters of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising of 1943.
Pope Benedict XVI, speaking from his window at St. Peter's Square at the Vatican, warned that humanity must always be on guard against a repeat of murderous racism.
Not all words spoken by dignitaries struck the right tone, however.
On the sidelines of a ceremony in Milan, former Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi sparked outrage when he praised Benito Mussolini for "having done good" despite the Fascist dictator's anti-Jewish laws. Berlusconi also defended Mussolini for allying himself with Hitler, saying he likely reasoned that it would be better to be on the winning side.
The United Nations in 2005 designated Jan. 27 as a yearly memorial day for the victims of the Holocaust -- 6 million Jews and millions of other victims of Nazi Germany during World War II. The day was chosen because it falls on the anniversary of the liberation in 1945 of Auschwitz, the Nazis' most notorious death camp and a symbol of the evil inflicted across the continent.
"Those who experienced the horrors of the cattle cars, ghettos, and concentration camps have witnessed humanity at its very worst and know too well the pain of losing loved ones to senseless violence," U.S. President Barack Obama said in a statement.
Obama went on to say that like those who resisted the Nazis, "we must commit ourselves to resisting hate and persecution in all its forms. The United States, along with the international community, resolves to stand in the way of any tyrant or dictator who commits crimes against humanity, and stay true to the principle of 'Never Again.'"
As every year, Holocaust survivors gathered in the cold Polish winter at Auschwitz -- but they shrink in number each year.
This year the key event in the ceremonies was the opening of an exhibition prepared by Russian experts that depicts Soviet suffering at the camp and the Soviet role in liberating it. The opening was presided over by Sergey Naryshkin, chairman of the Russian State Duma.
Several years ago, Polish officials stopped the opening of a previous exhibition. It was deemed offensive because the Russians depicted Poles, Lithuanians and others in Soviet-controlled territory as Soviet citizens. Poles and others protested this label since they were occupied against their will by the Soviets at the start of World War II.
The new exhibition -- titled "Tragedy. Courage. Liberation" and prepared by the Museum of the Great Patriotic War in Moscow -- removes the controversial terminology. It took years of discussions between Polish and Russian experts to finally complete it.
The exhibition narrates the Nazi crimes committed against Soviet POWS at Auschwitz, where they were the fourth largest group of prisoners, and at other sites. And it shows how the Red Army liberated the camp on Jan. 27, 1945, and helped the inmates afterward.
Also Sunday, a ceremony was held in Moscow at the Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center, which opened in November and is Russia's first major attempt to tell the story of its Jewish community. The museum portrays Russia as a safe and welcoming place for Jews today despite its history of pogroms and discrimination.
In Serbia, survivors and officials gathered at the site of a former concentration camp in the capital, Belgrade, to remember the Jewish, Serb and Roma victims of the Nazi occupation of the country.
Parliament speaker Nebojsa Stefanovic said it is the task of the new generations never to forget the Holocaust crimes, including those against Serbs.
"Many brutal crimes have been left without punishment, redemption and commemoration," he said. "I want to believe that by remembering the death and suffering of the victims the new generations will be obliged to fight any form of prejudice, racism and chauvinism, anti-Semitism and hatred."
Associated Press writers Frances D'Emilio in Rome, Jovana Gec in Belgrade and Lynn Berry in Moscow contributed to this report.


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Three-Cheese Potatoes Recipe
- 3 large potatoes, peeled and cut into 1-inch cubes
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 3 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese
- 1 tablespoon minced chives
- 1/2 teaspoon seasoned salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1/2 cup crumbled cooked bacon
- 1/2 cup shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- 1/2 cup shredded cheddar cheese
- In a large bowl, combine the first six ingredients. Transfer to a double thickness of greased heavy-duty foil (about 18 in. square). Dot with butter.
- Fold foil around potato mixture and seal tightly. Grill, covered, over medium heat for 15-18 minutes on each side or until potatoes are tender.
- Carefully open foil. Sprinkle the bacon cheeses over potato mixture. Grill 3-5 minutes longer or until cheese is melted. Open foil carefully to allow steam to escape. Yield: 4-6 servings.
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Skipped the Parmesan and the Chives and only two cheeses. I didn't count the potatoes... didn't measure a thing.... put it all in a cast iron frying pan and put on grill. Covered with tin foil. Knowing that it may burn I waited for the cheese to put on at the end. When potatoes were done I put on cheese covered and waited for it to melt off the grill. Uncovered and stirred once during grilling.
This was very good & I'll be making them a lot more!
Great with all grilled foods.
I tried this recipe out to see if it would be something that we would make up camping, and we definitely would. My family loved it! The only thing I did different, was it added crushed garlic and seasoning salt and it was fabulous! I did microwave the diced potatoes, onions and garlic for about 3 minutes before I put them in the foil as some reviews suggested. This will be a favorite camping recipe from here on out! Love, love, love!


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Recently we received a request wondering what we might know about a sign that was found in the basement of 81 Main St. for "Pappas Candy Kitchen." The sign includes the dates of 1906 and 1921.
And while we didn't have a clue about the Pappas Candy Kitchen, we agreed to do some investigating and see what we might find on the subject.
We must say that we quite enjoy such sleuthing and so pulled out a number of book dealing with Cooperstown history to see what we might find. We first looked at our copy of a 1915 "Directory of Cooperstown, N.Y." where we found an ad for "George Pappas Wholesale and Retail Dealer in All Kinds of Foreign, Tropical and California Fruits."
It also noted Mr. Pappas offered "Fine Confectionery and Confectioner's Supplies, Ice Cream Soda and other Soft Drinks, THE BEST IN TOWN." In fact, according to the ad, Mr. Pappas dealt in "Ice Cream, Candies, Fruits, Cigars, Tobacco and Pipes" at his establishment located at 65 Main St., Cooperstown, N.Y.
The directory also notes the Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Pappas resided at 65 Main St., above the store we assume, with other members of the family, James, Theodore, Harrys, Vasiliki and Catherine. We have no idea if these other people were Mr. and Mrs. Pappas' children or other members of an extended family.
We then went to our copy of "Main Street Cooperstown: A Mile of Memories" to see if we might glean more information on the Pappas business, specifically how it came to move from 65 Main St. to 81 Main St. Under the explanation of the businesses located at 65-69 Main St., it is noted that at one time the part of that building that had more recently been the Short Stop Restaurant was at one time George Pappas' Boston Candy Kitchen.
We then went to investigate businesses that have been located at 81 Main St., where we learned: "George Pappas had opened a fruit, vegetable and confectionery store at No. 65 and relocated here [No. 81] in 1921.The new property included a barn and an ice house in the alley. He had the first truck in the village and brought fresh produce from Utica. His ribbon candy and peanut brittle were very popular items." Mention was also made of the fact that when Doug Walker renovated No. 81 at the end of 1986 for his art gallery, Walker Gallery/ National Pastime — The Fine Art of Baseball, the marble floor which had been installed by Pappas was uncovered and restored.
After this we checked our copy of The History of Cooperstown by Cooper, Shaw, Little and Hollis, where we learned that in December of 1929: "Edward Jacobson, proprietor of the Smart Shop, purchased the Pappas block at 81 Main Street, and the new store was opened formally on April 2, 1930. Mr. Jacobson founded the Smart Shop here six years ago, and it has been housed in the store at 69 Main Street.
George Pappas and Sons had operated their wholesale and retail fruit and vegetable and confectionary business at 81 Main Street since they purchased the block from William Beattie in 1921. The store had formerly housed the G.M. Grant and Company and Beattie and Doubleday grocery stores. Mr. Pappas came to Cooperstown in 1905 and operated his business from the store at 65 Main Street."
Thus we did seem to find a fair amount of history about the Pappas store. However, we certainly have no idea how the sign, which would seem to indicate it was in use when the store was at 65 Main Street, came to be on the basement wall at 81 Main Street. Nonetheless, we do find it interesting that it is still around some 82 years later.
Although not a request to unearth the history of anything, we were also delighted with an email we received from Grey Wilson of Palm Coast, Fla.
He wrote regarding an article from last year in which we mentioned the Clark Punctuality Prize. He pointed out that: "My mother, Elizabeth Jean Lanning (Wilson), gave me a book from her youth explaining it was awarded to her during elementary school in Cooperstown. Inside it has 'The Edward Clark Punctuality Prize' stamped and her name follows with a date of February 6, 1928 ... She frequently referenced the Clark family explaining the wonderful work they did for the community back then. Whenever we visited Cooperstown, she even pointed out flowers throughout the town that the Clark Foundation helped supply.
"All of the Lannings of that generation _ Phyllis, Sybil, Charles (Chuck), and Elizabeth(Betty), have passed away. What they had in common was their love for Cooperstown.
"It was reinforced early with the Clark's Punctuality Award." We wrote Mr. Wilson and thanked him for sharing his family's love of Cooperstown.
And we noted that while we did not know his mother, we well remember his uncle, Chuck Lanning, and his wife, Lorraine. He responded with the information that his grandfather, Charles Wesley Lanning Sr. "... was a local physician affiliated with the hospital, a graduate of Syracuse University Medical School specializing in Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. The house where they grew up is still standing. I think it is across from the old county courthouse.".
He also reminded us that the family had given a granite bench, located at Council Rock, in memory of his mother.
We thank Mr. Wilson for a delightful trip down Memory Lane. We always enjoy being reminded of such memories.
Thus we were also delighted when, in reading through old columns from 1987, we came across this reference to our response to having been co-chairs of the village's 1986 bicentennial celebration: In closing, to answer those who have asked us if we felt the bicentennial year was successful, we felt we tend to agree with comedian George Burns' view of 1986 when he said, as quoted in Newsweek: "It was a great year for me. I started it and I finished it."
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Perhaps I'm late to the party on this one, but for those who weren't aware, the story of Mark Ingram isn't your typical All-American narrative. He grew up as the son of Mark Ingram, Sr., a former NFL first-round pick, and an professional wide receiver for more than 12 years.
But after leaving the NFL, Ingram's father fell on hard times, and has been prosecuted in a number of small crimes, such as counterfeiting, credit card theft, and purse snatching. Not exactly a glamorous tradition for Ingram to follow in. But tonight, at least, the Ingram family name was dignified and celebrated, as Mark, Jr. sets about making a name for himself, independent of his father's weaknesses. It's a sad story, but it makes tonight's victory that much happier.
Here, Ingram's father talks about his son, the superstar: