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Growing up in Philadelphia, chef Joey Campanaro often could be found in the kitchen of his grandmother’s house next door. “I grew up with a big family in South Philly, which is a very blue collar hustle and do what you got do kind of town,” says Campanaro, whose father was a fireman and whose mother worked for the school district. “It was always like, ‘go to your grandma’s house and hang out there.’ Usually, she’d be making pasta. I really loved it.” All these years later, the recipes he learned while keeping his grandmother company are the foundation of his cooking philosophy at his New York restaurant the Little Owl. It’s also what inspired his cookbook Big Love Cooking. “She lived through the depression and she was the oldest of five kids,” says Campanaro, who also co-owns Manhattan restaurants Market Table and The Clam. “There were really tough times, but when it comes to cooking, that was when she was … [Read more...] about Make the Meatball Sliders that Conquered New York

With our federal government now under essentially one-party rule, the conventional wisdom has been that the Democrats would be able to impose their agenda on the nation with little or no pushback. This has only served to reinforce one of the undeniable truths about modern-day politics, namely that the conventional wisdom is so often wrong.As the new Biden administration hastily pushed through a blizzard of executive orders in its first week, it was tripped up by an obstacle in the most unlikely and ironic of places: an injunction by a U.S. district judge in Texas that temporarily impeded Biden’s attempt to put a moratorium on deportations of illegal aliens for 100 days. The reason I say the injunction is ironic is because for the last four years, obstructing presidential authority on immigration issues via the courts has been the bread-and-butter strategy of the anti-borders left, who sued the Trump administration on virtually every one of its immigration initiatives. These … [Read more...] about Exclusive–Wilcox: Injunction Dysfunction Hits the Biden White House

close Video Fox News Flash top headlines for February 8 Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. After more than three decades of hard work as a big league umpire, Mike Winters is ready to loaf. Consider it a retirement benefit, in fact. "I’ve had time to take a cooking class and I’ve been baking sourdough bread," he said over the weekend. "I’ve made a couple of loaves so far. They’re not perfect yet. A bit of a doorstop. But I’m getting there." One of 12 umps to opt out during the pandemic-shortened season, the 62-year-old Winters has made it official. He’s off to other endeavors, be it visiting the Far East, checking out the Westminster dog show or polishing his culinary skills. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM A full plate on deck. And an impressive ledger in the books — 3,810 games in the regular season over 32 years, plus four World Series assignments and four … [Read more...] about Call it a career: MLB ump Winters opted out in ’20, now done

It’s been a month since Yvette Quintana received an unemployment check. She doesn’t know when the next will come. Quintana sold a bed from the guest room in her mobile home in Adams County and few household odds and ends to “keep my head above water.” She’s worried about where she’ll find the money for February’s rent. “It’s not only losing your place. It’s losing your car. If you have animals, what do you do?” Quintana said. “I never thought in my wildest dreams that anything like this would happen in America.” Quintana is one of more than 323,000 people in Colorado who received at least one payment in 2020 under the federal Pandemic Unemployment Assistance program, which for the first time provided benefits to contractors and gig workers. When the program expired on Dec. 26 , 19,055 people that week had filed initial claims in Colorado for the benefits. While Congress approved an extension for PUA, the money has not started flowing again for the thousands of Colorado … [Read more...] about For Coloradans getting by on federal unemployment benefits, the wait for them to restart is agonizing

ABINGDON, Md. (WJZ) — The Harford County Sheriff’s Office is remembering two of their fallen Wednesday with a memorial blood drive. Five years ago, Senior Deputy Patrick Dailey and Deputy First Class Mark Logsdon were killed in the line of duty while responding to a call at a Panera in Abingdon. RELATED: Maryland Weather: Snow Expected Over Another Multi-Day Storm Event, Advisories & Watches Issued On Wednesday, they will be remembered with a memorial blood drive at the American Legion Post 17 at 415 Edgewood Road from 1 p.m. until 7 p.m. You must pre-register to donate. Call 1-800 RED CROSS (733-2767). Today we remember Sr. Dep. Patrick Dailey & DFC Mark Logsdon, killed in the line of duty this day 5 years ago. Our Agency flag will fly over the Boulevard at Boxhill until sunset tonight in their memory. We will never forget their sacrifice. #HarfordStrong pic.twitter.com/UYHB3ZqemN — Harford Sheriff (@Harford_Sheriff) February 10, 2021 RELATED: … [Read more...] about Five Years Later: Remembering Harford Co. Deputies Patrick Dailey And Mark Logsdon Killed In The Line Of Duty