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The Food Shop
erica.marcus@newsday.comOriental Grocery and Product Center, 2460 Nesconset Hwy., Stony Brook; 631-689-8787 When Hsiao-cheng Yeh opened Oriental Grocery and Product Center 15 years ago, Long Island had yet to experience the mini-explosion of Asian supermarkets that started in...Tags: Wine, Beer, and Spirits, Long Island, Hempstead
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After 18 years away, Publix returning to Riviera Beach
The Palm Beach PostAfter leaving the city 18 years ago, Publix Super Markets is planning a new grocery store near the Marina Grande condominiums, giving City Council members hope that redevelopment is taking root along the city's waterfront. "I'm ecstatic," Councilwoman...Tags: Riviera Beach, Judy Davis, Music Theater, Publix Super Markets Incorporated
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Bonus Heloise Hints: Troubles Under The Arm
Dear Heloise: I have a problem. My husband has used various antiperspirants/deodorants. We can't find one that doesn't leave waxy residue at the armpit that won't come out when laundered, no matter what I do to coax it along. I have rubbed detergent...Tags: Health Organizations, Life, Fullerton (Orange, California), Metal and Mineral, Consumer Electronics Industry
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Shoppers Save On Food In Nontraditional Locations
It was the $5 loaf of bread that finally got my attention. Sure, I'd noticed that cartons of ice cream and boxes of cereal had gotten smaller (though the prices had stayed the same) and that my weekly grocery tab was getting larger. But when a midweek,...Tags: Whole Foods Market, Food Industry, Dollar General Corporation, Wethersfield, Colchester
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Best NYC grocery bagger named
Millie Lugo has bagged the title of New York City's Best Bagger. Lugo competed against 17 others Tuesday to see who could best pack chips, glass-bottled spaghetti sauce, canned soup and other groceries into shopping bags. Contestants were judged on... -
State may seek homicide charges against Casey Anthony
Sentinel Staff WritersTODAY'S UPDATES: 9:50 p.m. The Orange County Sheriff's Office would not confirm nor deny the numerous reports regarding the potential indictment of Casey Anthony. The five paragraph statement issued at 9:46 p.m. stated that the sheriff's office "has...Tags: Fraud, Orange County Sheriff's Office, Banking, Caylee Anthony, Demonstration
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Cheap eats focus of ad blitz by food companies
The Wall Street JournalFood companies hope to capitalize on the slumping economy by steering consumers to cheaper, high-margin products. On Monday, Kellogg Co. is beginning a new advertising push for staple cereals such as Corn Flakes and Rice Krispies, while Campbell Soup Co....Tags: ConAgra Foods Incorporated, Campbell Soup Company, HJ Heinz Company, Lee Ann Womack, Government
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Remembering Harundale Mall, which opened 50 years ago today
Janet Middlebrooks and her sister-in-law were always trying to diet, so when they met for weekly excursions at Harundale Mall half a century ago, they always ordered the Waldorf salad at the upstairs cafeteria.
From the get-go, Middlebrooks, now 81,...Tags: Ed McMahon, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Energy, James Rouse, Glen Burnie
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Who can bag NYC supermarket groceries the fastest?
New York City grocery store clerk Elizabeth Cruz must think she's got this trophy in the bag. She'll compete against 17 others in the NYC Best Bagger Championship next week to see who can pack groceries into shopping bags the fastest. Contestants will... -
Where past meets present
Chicago Tribune reporterTropical birds chirping. Children playing baseball and soccer in Kenwood Community Park. Students rushing off to Kenwood Academy High School. Such are the sights and sounds on a recent stroll through the Kenwood neighborhood on Chicago's South Side....Tags: Ryerson Incorporated, Museum of Science and Industry, Housing and Urban Planning, Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry, Muhammad Ali
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Obama, McCain campaign volunteers on Long Island
jennifer.maloney@newsday.comBehind a Uniondale accounting office, eight kids leaned over broad white poster boards, and with bright markers spelled out O-B-A-M-A on signs destined for store windows. Inside the office, in a small backroom donated to the local Obama campaign, a...Tags: Huntington Station, Sarah Palin, Merrick, Republican National Conventions, Government
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Food clubs make a comeback in tough economy
Chicago Tribune reporterKendra Morrice isn't about to pay $4.53 for a box of cereal at the grocery store, not when she can order a dozen at $3.75 a pop through her food-buying club. "In the long run, you're saving oodles," said Morrice of Des Plaines, who estimates she salts...Tags: Des Plaines, Wine, Beer, and Spirits, Consumers, Naperville, Lancaster (Lancaster, Virginia)
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