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The civil lawsuit was filed by plaintiff Song Son against defendants Vincenzo Miraglia, Lenore Johnson, and James Miraglia in the Court of Common Pleas, Delaware County, Pennsylvania.

It is difficult to select only a few highlights that distinguished the culinary landscape over the past two decades, writes Andrew Coppolino.

St. Jacobs — Considerable success at her Kitchener bake shop got Lenore Johnson thinking about expanding the brand, but with a calculated equation given pandemic conditions.

Waterloo, Ont., business owner Ce Johnson says it took months for her to recover $13,000 that wrongly went to another bank account, and believes it was another case of her being mistaken for some other Black woman. RBC, however, says the error was not connected to its staff member confusing Johnson with someone else.

Food columnist Andrew Coppolino takes a look at how the local culinary scene has evolved over the past decade. Part one of this series looks at how operations have evolved, customers have changed and food has diversified.

If walls really could talk, artist Scott Lenhardt's childhood bedroom in West Rupert would not shut up. The stories seem to lie in wait. In...

Mango cake. Black

Food columnist Andrew Coppolino looks at the latest news in Waterloo region's food scene, including new and expanding restaurants and a growing patio scene.

WHYY By An exhibition at the Village of Arts and Humanities in North Philadelphia, "On the Day They Come Home," features women who have lived through long prison sentences. (Mark Strandquist/Peoples Paper Co-op) Paulette Carrington says she’s not the same person she was when she was convicted of homicide at age 16. Sentenced to life in prison, Carrington says she could have easily languished and lost all hope of ever reentering society. But two things got her through her time at the Pennsylva...