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As Disneyland's reopening nears, the theme park has hired back a lot of workers. Others are still waiting and hoping for the call.

Springtime Table Anderson Ranches Based in Brownsville, this fifth-generation grass-fed lamb operation raises its English-breed flock on open pastures. Certified Humane, the ranch undergoes rigorous, third-party auditing to guarantee the animals’ quality of life. The superior quality of the meat speaks for itself. Aloha From Oregon From her commercial kitchen in Eugene, owner Lynn Jolly makes jellies, lots of them. Each contains the highest-quality ingredients packed with flavor. For a spicy kick, try the Mint Jalapeño Pepper Jelly with your Easter lamb, like the classic but with a hit ...

Then and Now: Sunrise Donuts and other Gardner bakeries of the past Taking a look back at the local businesses that had baked-in success Mike Richard Special for The Gardner News It was a smell that permeated the air and was so recognizable in Gardner way back when. Freshly baked bread, doughnuts, turnovers, muffins, Bismarck’s, crullers, brownies and every other conceivable type of baked goods were turned out of some of Gardner’s best-known bakeries. One of the most popular among them was Sunrise Donuts, which opened for the first time on Dec. 13, 1956, at 157 West St. Arthur J. Gallien ...

Joe William Stafford entered a guilty plea when he appeared before magistrates in Hereford on December 2. Police were called to reports that a driver had driven the wrong way up a one-way street and crashed into Leominster's Central Bakery before fleeing the scene at 3.48pm on November 4, prosecutor Ralph Robyns Landricombe said. Driver Stafford's damaged Mercedes was found parked some distance away from the West Street crash scene, in Eaton Close, while he was caught walking away from the car. An ambulance was called for Stafford, who told police he had intended to harm himself. He...