By Gretchen McKay, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette This easy corn pudding recipe can’t replace the joy of eating a fresh cob slathered in butter and salt, but it comes close. The surprise is it’s made with two types of canned corn: the cream variety and kernel. Rich and creamy, with a soft, soufflé-like texture, corn pudding is…
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By Tom Murphy | The Associated Press Amazon is adding video telemedicine visits in all 50 states to a virtual clinic it launched last fall, as the e-commerce giant pushes deeper into care delivery. Amazon said Tuesday that customers can visit its virtual clinic around the clock through Amazon’s website or app. There, they can…
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Knott’s Scary Farm has been dropping hints for years that “The Hanging” comedy stunt show put on hiatus before the pandemic could return for the 50th anniversary of the annual event with a fresh narrative featuring characters from Halloween Haunt history. Cedar Fair director of creative development Ken Parks teased the possible return of “The…
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California voters will soon get a third chance to say “yes” to rent control. The Secretary of State announced that supporters of a measure that would let cities put new restrictions on how much landlords can hike the rent have gathered enough signatures to put it on the November 2024 ballot. Sound familiar? You may…
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The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is warning that cases of leprosy, also known as Hansen’s disease, are surging in Florida and should be considered when making travel plans. The infectious disease primarily affects the skin and nervous system and can be easy to treat if caught early. Leprosy has been historically uncommon…
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A 13-year-old girl crashed her parents’ Tesla into several parked vehicles and a utility pole early Tuesday morning in Santa Rosa, according to police. Santa Rosa police and firefighters responded to the crash near 729 King St. at about 4:35 a.m. Three juveniles were found at the scene. All had suffered minor injuries, police said.…
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By Joe Dwinell, Boston Herald Nantucket has the skinny on the island going topless this summer. “We haven’t received a single call complaining about it,” Nantucket Police Department spokesman Lt. Angus MacVicar told the Boston Herald. “I’m not saying people haven’t gone topless,” he quickly added, but no one has dialed 911 to call out…
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Last Monday, The Wife and I were watching the Lester Holt show because we are at the age when we watch things like the Lester Holt show. Lester was broadcasting from Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in Anchorage, Alaska, one of the tripwire NORAD installations, a holdover from the Cold War that sadly remains busy in the…
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By Jane Harper, The Virginian-Pilot VIRGINIA BEACH — Nicholas Olenik has battled mental health challenges throughout his life. As a sometimes anxious child, it took longer for him to process emotions. Four years ago, the 41-year-old fell into a depression when his brother died from a heart attack. The dark days of the pandemic, and…
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Heavens no I am not on the side of the writers and actors. I place a great deal of blame on Hollywood for the condition our state is in. They have used their liberal agenda to influence and support our politicians in this once great state. So now they are worried about possibly…
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