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Community Briefs

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‘Tis already the season of giving at Panhandle Community Services Panhandle Community Services will be hosting its annual Festival of Trees ‘Denim and Pearls’ event on Friday, Nov. 19, at the Amarillo Botanical Gardens.
Community Briefs

The Postscript: Box of Cures

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When I was 8 or 9, I played a game that I invented with my friends. On index cards, alphabetized in a recipe box, were written descriptions of fictional ailments, each with a ridiculous name and an equally ridiculous cure.
The Postscript

What's Cookin' in Canadian: Amanda’s Southern Cabbage Soup

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Amanda Phillips looked at a traditional cabbage soup recipe and made it her own to rave reviews! The original recipe called for diced potatoes, and they can easily be added to make a hardier soup. Once the basics are combined, it is a taste-as-you-go soup. Like many good cooks, she does not measure. A shake of this, a dash of that… start with a light hand and add as flavors combine. Enjoy!
Amanda’s Southern Cabbage Soup

Rotary hears Wildcat Stadium Tree Project

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Why anyone would want to plant 39 trees at the football field is a fair question. After giving a presentation about this project at Rotary, I got asked if I wanted to write this article. I’m more of a math guy, but I am giving writing a shot this week.
Kathy Dumbauld and Charlie Mann

What's Cookin' in Canadian: Dijon Pork with Apples

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Fall is here, and it’s the perfect time to take advantage of the season’s produce like cabbage and apples. This dish is delicious and easy to make. I’ve made minor changes and will include them for you to consider. This recipe, by Molly Gilbert, was found on Allrecipes. com. Enjoy!
Dijon Pork with Apples

River Valley Pioneer Museum

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What a wonderful Fall Foliage we had this year! This year’s quilt show had many beautiful quilts on display, and we had almost 250 visitors over the weekend, with two-thirds of the visitors from out of town.
First place, "Third Times a Charm," Sue Patton

What's Cookin' in Canadian

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My tomato plants look horrid, just horrid BUT they are still producing lovely little red fruit so I will ignore the brown and limp foliage and make this delicious pasta. Roasting any vegetable enhances the flavor, with tomatoes it brings out a wonderful rich sweetness. Red pepper flakes bring a touch of heat and the Romano cheese smooths it all out. Recipe by Scott Keeneman on Allrecipes.com serves six and can be adjusted easily. Enjoy!
Roasted Cherry Tomato Pasta
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