LCF Resident Receives Prestigious Award La Cañada Valley Sun
Joe Puglia, La Cañada resident, Valley Sun columnist and a professor at Glendale Community College, has been awarded the prestigious Statewide Best Faculty Advisor Award, issued by the California Community College Student Affairs Association.
One Mega Millions Ticket Wins Estimated $75 Million Jackpot; Ticket Sold in Michigan Matches All Six Numbers to Win RedNova
MEGA MILLIONS, Nov. 15 /PRNewswire/ -- One ticket matched all six Mega Millions numbers in the Tuesday, November 14, 2006 drawing, and now players are checking their tickets to see who won the estimated $75 million jackpot.
Add punch to pesto The Wichita Eagle
Most of us know pesto as the popular sauce of fresh basil, olive oil, garlic, pine nuts and grated Parmesan cheese (walnuts and/or pecorino are used instead in some versions).
Mediterranean diet set for major push in US Nutraingredients.com
11/13/2006 - Next year could mark the onset of a new diet pattern in the US, with an influential nutrition group saying it plans to comprehensively promote the healthy Mediterranean style of eating.
Wine tasting for beginners Guardian Unlimited
You don't have to be a connoisseur to enjoy wine-tasting. Tom Williams reveals the best places to begin.
Rc auto, diminuiscono le truffe Miaeconomia
Diminuiscono in Italia le truffe alle compagnie di assicurazione. Nel 2005, secondo gli ultimi dati diffusi dall’Isvap, l’Istituto di vigilanza sulle assicurazioni, le frodi nell’Rc auto sono state il 3,71% in meno rispetto all’anno prima.
Poles treated as slave labor Chicago Tribune
Workers report abuses in Italy The sole moment of thanksgiving after a bitter harvest for farmworker Jakub Olszewski came when police swarmed the labor camp where he worked. He and dozens of other Poles were suddenly set free, rescued from what police, prosecutors and members of the European Parliament are calling an episode of modern-day slavery in Italy.
Campaigners push political enthusiasm Town Online
"Probably Republicans," Chris Puglia said under his breath as voters ignored the pamphlet in his hand. Puglia was standing outside the Jackson-Mann Elementary School on election night making last-minute pleas to voters to support Deval Patrick for governor.
ZENIT - The World Seen From Rome Zenit News Agency
BELLUNO, Italy, NOV. 12, 2006 ( Zenit.org ).- The diocesan phase of the cause of beatification and canonization of the Pope John Paul I has ended, and the case has been sent to the Vatican.
European crime web spreading Sun-Sentinel
BARI, Italy · The sole moment of thanksgiving after a bitter harvest for farmworker Jakub Olszewski came when police swarmed the labor camp where he worked. He and dozens of other Poles were suddenly set free, rescued from what police, prosecutors and members of the European Parliament are calling an episode of modern-day slavery in Italy.