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North Branford runner "addicted," finishes all of Branford's 536 streets ar part of CityStrides Sarah Page Kyrcz FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Kellie Boni, of North Branford, running towards Town Hall Drive in Branford, is participating in a nationwide challenge called CityStrides to run or walk every street. She has run every street in North Branford and Northford and has almost competed Branford.Peter Hvizdak / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 2of3 Kellie Boni, of North Branford, running up Montowese Street in Branford, is participating in a nationwide challenge called CityStrides to ...

We may earn commission from links on this page, but we only recommend products we love. Promise. Hear Ye, Hear Ye: The First Annual Cosmo Snack Awards Are Here This message brought to you by our highly knowledgable and distinguished team of judges (aka editors who love eating). Apr 6, 2021 Snacks are the unsung heroes of These Times. They make living the same day over and over sorta fun, they occupy your mouth when you get interrupted by someone's cute-but-loud dog during a Zoom happy hour, and they happily participate in your third binge-watch of Bling Empire. To be fair, emo...

Are upstate farms equipped to become the Amazon of food? Are upstate farms equipped to become the Amazon of food? Pandemic forces many farmers into e-commerce, but not every farm is ready to turn their produce into a click-to-buy product Robin Catalano FacebookTwitterEmail For upstate New York farmers, being able to sell online was a game changer during the pandemic. But the fees involved in e-commerce and lack of high-speed internet access in rural locations posed problems.Amy Scott Photography Dale-Ila Riggs knew a monumental change was in the works the moment the Troy Farmers Market — on...

Updated: 7:46 PM EST Mar 8, 2021 WXII12.com Web Staff An out-of-the-way stop for a bacon-and-egg biscuit helped a Rockingham County man win a big North Carolina Lottery prize. Click the video player to watch other afternoon headlines from WXII 12 News“It tasted pretty good,” said Kevin Vaughn, of Mayodan, on Friday as he collected his $250,000 prize. “It tasted a whole lot better when I was holding that ticket in my hand. A lucky biscuit.”Vaughn’s good luck happened when he and a co-worker stopped for breakfast at Berry Patch Market and Grill on North Carolina...

5280 Meet the Boulder Artisan Behind Sabā Jam Sabā Parsa pays tribute to Colorado’s fruit harvest with her scrumptious small-batch preserves. Denise Mickelsen and Patricia Kaowthumrong •   March 1, 2021 For Sabā Parsa, preserving the flavors, textures, and colors of Centennial State produce is an art form. Through her Boulder-based Sabā Jam, the Iranian-American artisan aims to bring attention to the splendor of our bounty as well as her homeland’s custom of treasuring the harvest. “In Iran, fruit is the thing,” says Parsa, who came to the United States in 2000 to attend c...