Stromboli is an Italian-American invention said to have been created in Philadelphia in the 1950s, but the dish takes its name from an island off the coast of Sicily. ...
Rich and creamy pasta ai quattro formaggi — or pasta with four cheeses — is the Italian equivalent of American mac and cheese. The cheeses can vary, though funky Gorgonzo...
Scones are a traditional British and Irish baked good, with a tender crumb that’s somewhere between a quick bread and a biscuit. To give these hearty scones a deep, sweet...
NEW YORK — Al Roker remembers the moment when it became clear to him that his oldest daughter was an honest-to-goodness chef.
“We were talking, and she was in the kitche...
When Jennifer Anastasiou decided to go vegetarian after learning about the environmental impact of livestock, she worried at first about her protein intake.
“It was kind...
About 250 colorful characters marched down Butler’s Main Street on Oct. 28, 1970, for the city’s annual Halloween parade, many participants hoping to win one of the cash ...
A junior at Butler High School was named Tornado Princess at the school’s homecoming football game on Oct. 22, 1971.
Rayleen Nanny was recognized at halftime and was crow...
The Butler League of Women Voters planned a Food Fair for the Butler YMCA, to take place Oct. 23, 1971.
The group’s co-chairwomen, Mrs. Bennitt and Mrs. Monteith, prepare...
A community project turned out a happy ending for Emily Brittain School, when a hoagie sale helped afford new streamlined playground equipment in 1971.
The school’s PTA p...
A post office opened on Ekastown Road in Sarver on Sept. 26, 1970, which doubled the space of the former post office on the same street at the time.
The postmaster of the...
