Pasco Times: Port Richey boating signs a lawsuit waiting to happen, expert says

Pasco News Boating signs called a mess By Robert Napper, Times Correspondent After a police review, Port Richey officials agree to replace faded, mismatched and incorrect markers. CHEFS' DELIGHT By Jeffrey S. Solochek, Times Staff Writer A new culinary arts academy offers a taste of work in a professional kitchen. Get crammed at Bug Jam Times staff Dade City event aims to take back the VW-stuffing record next month. Prisoner released to live in Pasco Wire reports Out on bail after 25 years and awaiting a retrial, he will spend his time with family. ADVERTISEMENT   For more, go to: http://www.tampabay.com Unsubscribe from this newsletter or manage other newsletter subscriptions at tampabay.com. ©2011 • St. Petersburg Times 490 First Avenue South • St. Petersburg, FL 33701 • 727-893-8111 Contact Us | Join Us | Advertise with Us | Subscribe to the St. Petersburg Times Privacy Policy | Standard of Accuracy | Terms, Conditions & Copyright

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Hernando Times: Hernando authorities warn about phone scam aimed at fleecing grandparents

Hernando News Phone scam puts bite on grandparents By Beth N. Gray, Times Correspondent Beware of calls from supposed grandkids in trouble and seeking money, authorities say. Clerk of court plans to retire By Barbara Behrendt, Times Staff Writer Karen Nicolai will endorse Don Barbee, court services director, as her successor. Schools may adopt full smoking ban By Tony Marrero, Times Staff Currently, employees can smoke in their cars and in designated areas. Driver's license office to reopen By Barbara Behrendt, Times Staff Writer The Brooksville office's closure caused lines at the Spring Hill office. Move, groove and read By Beth N. Gray, Times Correspondent A program trains kids to read better by learning rhythm and dance movements. Pregnancy center focuses on community By Gail Hollenbeck, Times Correspondent The Catholic facility has helped thousands of local families with parenting services. ADVERTISEMENT   For more, go to: http://www.tampabay.com Unsubscribe from this newsletter or manage other newsletter subscriptions at tampabay.com. ©2011 • St. Petersburg Times 490 First Avenue South • St. Petersburg, FL 33701 • 727-893-8111 Contact Us | Join Us | Advertise with Us | Subscribe to the St. Petersburg Times Privacy Policy | Standard of Accuracy | Terms, Conditions & Copyright

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Easy Meal Ideas: Friday night grills

This email was sent to you by tampabay.com. To ensure delivery to your inbox please add easymealideas@tampabay.com to your address book. Easy Meal Ideas From Janet's Kitchen    Grilled Lemon Chicken I am always a bit nervous about grilling chicken. You know ... burned on the outside and a scary, uncooked pink on the inside. Grilled Lemon Chicken takes away some of the worry because the chicken is cut in small pieces before it's marinated and placed on the grill grates. The lemon makes me think Greek so I would serve this with buttered-and-parsleyed (is this a word?) orzo and a Greek salad, heavy on the feta and minus the Tarpon Springs-centric potato salad. TGIF, my friends. Grilled Lemon Chicken 3/4 cup freshly squeezed lemon juice (about 4 lemons) 1/2 cup olive oil 2 teaspoons kosher salt 1 teaspoon freshly ground pepper 1 tablespoon fresh thyme leaves, minced or 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme 2 pounds boneless chicken breasts, cut diagonally into smaller pieces Whisk together the lemon juice, olive oil, salt, pepper and thyme. Place chicken in a large, resealable bag, cover with lemon juice mixture and let marinate for 6 hours or overnight in the refrigerator. Lightly grease the grill with cooking oil. Drain chicken, discarding marinade, and grill for 10 minutes per side. Serves 6. Source: "Where Women Cook: Celebrate!" by Jo Packham (Lark, 2010)   More recipes and food stories at tampabay.com            Tip of the day. Many recipes call for washing chicken then patting it dry. Some food safety experts say this is unnecessary (we don't usually wash beef or pork) and that it can actually spread contamination more easily because of the extra handling. If you need to dry the skin of poultry to remove excess moisture for frying, simply blot it with a paper towel, then wash your hands thoroughly in hot, soapy water afterward.       On Sale This Week. Got a deal? To have your deal featured in tampabay.com's Easy Meals newsletter, contact Maryann Balbo at mbalbo@sptimes.com or call 727-892-2237.   Janet K. Keeler, who cooks in a kitchen she hates for a job she loves, was named food editor at the St. Petersburg Times in 2000. Since that time, Taste has twice won best food section honors from the Association of Food Journalists. In addition to writing about food, she is the paper's lifestyle editor, overseeing travel and homes coverage.   For more, go to: http://www.tampabay.com Unsubscribe from this newsletter or manage other newsletter subscriptions at tampabay.com ©2009 • St. Petersburg Times, 490 First Avenue South • St. Petersburg, FL 33701 • 727-893-8111 Contact Us | Join Us | Advertise with Us | Subscribe to the St. Petersburg Times Privacy Policy | Standard of Accuracy | Terms, Conditions & Copyright

 

 

DayStarter | Six minutes decide a season

Top News Six minutes decide a season By Michael Kruse and Ben Montgomery, Times Staff Writers Voters demand answers not jabs By Alex Leary and Marc Caputo, Times/Herald Staff Writers As GOP candidates lambaste President Barack Obama, voters ask for specific plans. Immigration reform gets little traction among Florida GOP lawmakers By Mary Ellen Klas, Times/Herald Tallahassee Bureau Rubio meets key Libyan leaders By Alex Leary and Becky Bowers, Times Staff Writers Mayor seeks to waive late fees By David DeCamp, Times Staff Writer At issue is $60,000 owed by a city contractor at Albert Whitted. State's bill miffs Fasano By Sydney P. Freedberg, Times Staff Writer His request for public records about a $125 million investment of pension fund money in a hedge fund draws a $10,750.13 invoice. For two years, they worried about Cooper By Shelley Rossetter, Times Staff Writer Then the little dog turns up across the country in Brandon. Now he's on his way home to Calif. Woman in coma after FHP arrest By Kameel Stanley, Times Staff Writer A trooper is being investigated for his actions after arresting a woman in two hit-and-runs. Top Sports News Longoria's shot takes its spot among greats By Gary Shelton, Times Sports Columnist Pitching, defense make Tampa Bay Rays a formidable postseason opponent By Marc Topkin, Times Staff Writer They can do this By John Romano, Times Sports Columnist The Rays have their flaws, but they have what it takes to win it all. Tampa Bay Buccaneers' Geno Hayes cleared to play one week after suffering concussion By Rick Stroud, Times Staff Writer Top Features This is a number worth losing By Steve Persall, Times Movie Critic What's Your Number? taps libido, but not laughs, of female-fueled flicks. ADVERTISEMENT   For more, go to: http://www.tampabay.com Unsubscribe from this newsletter or manage other newsletter subscriptions at tampabay.com. ©2011 • St. Petersburg Times 490 First Avenue South • St. Petersburg, FL 33701 • 727-893-8111 Contact Us | Join Us | Advertise with Us | Subscribe to the St. Petersburg Times Privacy Policy | Standard of Accuracy | Terms, Conditions & Copyright

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Sports | Rays have what it takes to win World Series

The latest Sports news They can do this By John Romano, Times Sports Columnist The Rays have their flaws, but they have what it takes to win it all. Longoria's shot takes its spot among greats By Gary Shelton, Times Sports Columnist Pitching, defense make Tampa Bay Rays a formidable postseason opponent By Marc Topkin, Times Staff Writer Rookie Moore to start opener By Marc Topkin, Times Staff Writer Red zone failures continue for Bucs By Stephen F. Holder, Times Staff Writer Three touchdowns in 11 chances? Coaches are confident the offense will improve. Neurological tests clear LB Hayes to play By Rick Stroud, Times Staff Writer Connolly rises to Yzerman's challenge By Damian Cristodero, Times Staff Writer Lightning's '10 top draft pick proving himself. Roloson bounces back from dicey moment in win By Damian Cristodero, Times Staff Writer If it's Thursday… By Greg Auman, Times Staff Writer USF's seventh consecutive Thursday loss also marks its first of 2011. ADVERTISEMENT   For more, go to: http://www.tampabay.com Unsubscribe from this newsletter or manage other newsletter subscriptions at tampabay.com ©2011 • St. Petersburg Times 490 First Avenue South • St. Petersburg, FL 33701 • 727-893-8111 Contact Us | Join Us | Advertise with Us | Subscribe to the St. Petersburg Times Privacy Policy | Standard of Accuracy | Terms, Conditions & Copyright

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