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By Ken MeyerMar 2nd, 2021, 12:50 pm Fox & Friends First gave Congressman Madison Cawthorn (R-NC) something of a pass on the sexual harassment allegations raised against him and instead asked him about the “canceling” of Dr. Seuss instead. Ashley Strohmier interviewed Cawthorn on Fox & Friends First, where the topics ranged from election laws to the Biden Administration’s border policy. The interview turned to the lighter side, however, when Piro asked Cawthorn to react to President Joe Bidenomitting Seuss from his proclamation for Read Across America Day. The news comes after Dr. ...

2:53 When it comes to stories, it’s not just what you say — it’s how you say it. Local linguists are incorporating storytelling into their language revitalization efforts, giving elders a chance to create and tell stories in their native languages and imparting that knowledge onto language learners. He said a major key of the project is that elders should drive the language work. “And Dena’ina, we have a very few number of first language speakers, around five or six," he said. "And so what we've striven to do is surround the elder we’re working with with the support she needs an...

The Weekly Calistogan's book critic Julie Mitchell makes reading recommendations for kids of all ages.

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- The Little Hen Market in Haddonfield is a French-inspired boutique. The store originally opened as a BYO restaurant in October, but due to the pandemic shop-owners Chef Mike Stollenwerk of Two Fish and partner Felice Leibowitz transitioned to a gourmet shop with all things French. You can find freshly made baguettes, French-coffee presses and kitchenware. The charcuterie board supplies are a big draw. You can create your own charcuterie board from scratch. They sell everything you need from the boards and crackers to a wide array of condiments and cheeses. There is als...

Crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside. Pic: Niki Bezzant This triggered an outpouring of responses, most expressing true, deep love of the potato fritter and genuine sadness when the extra fritter is not in the bag. Theories as to why the extra fritter ranged from “I thought they just liked me!” to “it’s just The Way”. The tweets were filled with nostalgia and tinged with longing. Many people feel, it seems, this is a marvellous and unique piece of Aotearoa food culture. I wondered, though: where did the potato fritter – the version that’s available only in fish and chip...