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Monitoring The monitoring records for refrigeration and freezer temperatures was filled in up to 31/07/19; the cooking, cooling and reheating temperatures were filled in until 29/07/19 and the cleaning records were filled in up to 21/07/19. The inspection was carried out on 20/07/19 so records were being filled in in advance with nonfactual details.There was no probe on site at the time of inspection.

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — Despite concern, there were no issues with fraudulent tickets during the three-week run of Hamilton in Providence, Call 12 for Action has learned.

Frank Watase is living proof of the power of donuts to make American dreams come true. As a Japanese-American, he was brought up an outsider in his own country. Watase was born in a small fishing village called Hanapepe on the Hawaiian island of Kauai, just after the first world war. The path he took to donut heaven was not a predictable one. His studies at the University of Hawaii were interrupted on December 7th 1941 when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbour. After that, the university was closed down. Japanese-Americans became objects of suspicion, then legal sanction, and Watase was expelled from an officer-training course. He became a construction manager instead, building housing for American soldiers. After the war, he went to Harvard Business School where his studies were interrupted again, this time by the Korean war. He served as an officer in a front-line combat unit, before returning to Harvard and eventually graduating. Then he went back to Hawaii to run a construction business. It went bust.

But Hanson and other fire ecologists caution that the administration has it backwards: More logging can actually make wildfires burn hotter and faster. Instead, they say, it’s well-placed, smart management that will reduce the impacts to communities from wildfires—and unchecked logging is neither.

The short respite is over as another order comes through. Nicki writes out the ticket and dings the bell, and Pam and Margaret fly back into action.

Desperate for money, young men cut trees and sell them to traders for as little as $1 a log – unaware they are sold for more than $600 in China, one activist said. Some people told stories of villagers trading logs for bags of rice.

“Have you ever been to a ballpark and you eat a shell-on peanut, and it has a funky old taste to it? That’s rancidity,” Rea told us. “The same thing happens to olive oil.”

The recall by Hometown Foods involves approximately 4,620 cases of Pillsbury 5-pound Bread Flour distributed to retailers in 10 states: Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, Maine, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia. 

Drop-in Job Search and Résumé Help: Thursday, Aug. 15, 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Study Room B. An Illinois WorkNet representative will be available to answer job search questions and provide résumé assistance.

The CDC informed Aldi customers to throw the flour away if purchased from the stores and to wash any items that may have come in contact with the product. The flour was sold at Aldi stores in New Hampshire, New York, New Jersey, Ohio, Delaware, West Virginia, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and Vermont, according to a statement from Aldi.

There were 19 crank or misdialed 9-1-1 calls during the reporting period and 14 medical calls. Deputies checked 31 businesses and residences.

"Look for innovative salad toppers at Whole Foods, like Tomato Basil Whisps, which are airy, baked cheese crisps that are also an excellent source of calcium and a good source of protein," said Katie Ferraro, MPH, RDN, CDE.