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On the article Having a Downton Abbey Watch Party? A Sampling of Fare to Serve
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On the article River Forest Police: Two Arrested after Traffic-Snarling Accident
Deborah Kadin
10:36 am on Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Both drivers were arrested and charged - Mr. Franklin who caused the accident was charged with improper lane usage and operating a car without insurance. Mr. Ramirez-Moreno, whose car was hit, was charged with driving without a license or insurance.
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On the article Get Out: String Quartets, Fundraisers and Charity Chili
Deborah Kadin
12:12 pm on Thursday, January 26, 2012
ReplyAnita Diamant's talk should be marvelous!
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On the article Retired Oak Park Teacher Named to State Health and Fitness Council
Deborah Kadin
1:39 pm on Wednesday, January 18, 2012
ReplyAccording to District 97, both middle schools have PE class daily. The elementary schools either have a PE class or physical education activities (PEA) daily. PEA are staff directed activities undertaken during the school day that promote health and wellness. These types of activities can be found on pages 75 to 93 of http://www.op97.org/board-of-education/documents/D97-Wellness-Program.pdf. This was created for the district by Sandy Noel and Seven Generations Ahead.
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On the article The Patch Holiday Recipe Express
Deborah Kadin
2:56 pm on Wednesday, November 23, 2011
ReplyThe leftover turkey - turkey and cranberry dressing pressed between pieces of lightly toasted wheat or multi-grain bread. Mayo is optional.
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On the article Cleanup Begins After Skrine Chops Burns
Deborah Kadin
11:10 am on Friday, September 2, 2011
ReplyMadison Street is now open in both directions.
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On the article Residents, Officials Look to Solve Oak Park Flooding
Deborah Kadin
9:40 pm on Thursday, August 4, 2011
ReplyI'd like to clarify that the section of town that is the focus of this story is the northeast part of Oak Park. Sorry for the error; thanks to a colleague for pointing it out.
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On the article Heatwave: Hot Enough To Fry An Egg?
Deborah Kadin
8:51 am on Friday, July 22, 2011
ReplySeveral Pioneer Press colleagues and I once tried frying an egg on asphalt in the parking lot of our office - ours evaporated. Yuck!
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On the article District 200 Board Veteran Replaces Conway
Deborah Kadin
9:42 am on Monday, June 27, 2011
ReplyIn an e-mail, Millard said the board did not ask candidates to provide information about race, sex and ethnicity, and there were several among the 10 that were not known by any member of the current board. Of those candidates known to the Board, only one - John Allen - was a minority.
In an e-mail, Allen expressed disappointment at not being selected. He said he was not surprised but it was a let-down that they did not respect Conway's request. "The Board chose to move diversity in the wrong direction. "I've been active in ensuring that all people are considered as the institution conducts itself and they had an opportunity to give disenfranchised citizens a chance to be represented."
That said, "I have a great deal of respect for Valerie Fisher and if they weren't going to give blacks, Asians, Hispanics, the LGBT community, or special education parents a voice on the board, at least they chose someone who is wise and has a deep love for the school."
Deborah Kadin
12:16 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
Attributed to Craig Harnden, Head Chef, British Embassy in Washington
“Channel the Lord of the Abbey and make a classical beef wellington: a beef tenderloin wrapped in a truffle and foie gras mousse, encased in brioche, or if you can’t reach that far, then “go downstairs” and have toad in the hole, which is sausages cooked in Yorkshire pudding batter with onion gravy”