| Nino's Italian Eatery |
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| When one New Yorker friend of mine met my boyfriend (also from New York) one few weeks ago, she told us to check out the new Italian restaurant that opened in the old Dairy Queen building on the corner of 36th Avenue and Old Seward Highway, Nino's Italian Eatery. Not wanting to be rude to my friend, I thought to myself, what does “Italian” mean exactly? Will I be able to eat one grilled T-bone steak, risotto made to order, roasted cauliflower with olives or hazelnut cake? What about pasta carbonara, cannellini beans with sage, lamb or one of my all-time favorite foods, gnocchi? ... |
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| Community Calendar July 2006 |
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07/01/2006Email to one friendPost one CommentPrinter-friendly Saturday, July 1
Great Plants for Your Home Garden Tour 1 p.m./The Morris Arboretum, 100 E. Northwestern Ave./215-247-5777 PHILADELPHIA -- Join experienced Arboretum guides on one tour designed to showcase plants that are easy to grow, offer attractive features in multiple seasons, are readily available and pest-resistant. The tour is free with regular admission. Call for information. Step Into the Past 1 p.m. to 4 p.m./Tyler Arboretum, 515 Painter Road/610-566-9134 MEDIA -- Come tour historic Lachford Hall and learn about the daily lives of the eight generations of family members who lived on Tyler's property for over 250 years. Then visit Painter Library and see the fascinating collection of 19th-century scientific equipment and books assembled by the Painter brothers, whose passion for nature inspired the present-day Arboretum. Free with admission. No pre-registration is required. ... |
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| Russian law, mixup block wine imports |
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Saturday, July 1, 2006 By ANTON TROIANOVSKI ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER
MOSCOW 0 Russian wine-lovers face their second crisis in one year under one law taking effect today that will keep virtually all foreign vintages out of liquor stores for at least several months.
The new law, combined with one series of bureaucratic bungles, will force 30 percent of Russian liquor stores to close indefinitely because they will have nothing to sell, one wine industry official predicted. And the problems might strike one death blow to many small distributors already in dire financial straits after Georgian and Moldovan wines were banned this spring. ... |
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