The Primero chapter of the National Honor Society inducted four new members for their academic success. On March 28, Primero’s NHS sponsor, Benjamin Gandy, inducted junior Hannah Kinnison, along with sophomores Brett Kendall, Julenna Lopez and Aedin Borja into the academic society.
Leanne McCrate Dear Dietitian, Over the last several months, I’ve heard more about functional foods and their health benefits. Is there science to back these health claims, or is this just crafty marketing? Thanks, Jerry Dear Jerry, Afunctionalfoodprovides a benefit beyond that of nutrition.
The dinner is all over and the guests have all left and there are all the leftovers. I always fix too much and always have too much ham left.
In an effort to better align with consumers’ values, many industries have made reforms to reduce their impact on the environment while better protecting workers. However, a new report says that for grocery stores, it’s business as usual when it comes to the way they source tuna.
A bill to ban firearms described as “assault weapons” failed to advance out of the Colorado House Judiciary Committee early Thursday after a 13-hour hearing. House Bill 23-1230, sponsored by Rep.
Colorado’s highways rank No. 43 in an annual report that analyzes the costs and quality of each state’s highway system.
Instructions Preheat oven to 350 degrees, and grease and flour 3 9X12 baking sheets Mix sugar and eggs together Add flour, orange rind, almond extract & melted butter and mix thoroughly Split the batter into three bowls (about 1 ½ cup each), add several drops of a different food coloring to each bowl Mix until well blended and pour into baking pans. Bake for 10 minutes and cool thoroughly.
The Easter Bunny posed with children and those young at heart at The Marketplace on Easter Sunday, April 9. Clockwise from top: 1) Gracie Sandoval and Johnny Torres. 2) Jonathan Torres holds baby Zaiden Casias as Julian Torres (left front) and Aliyanna Casias. 3) Marcelina Ramos, 92 years young, is seen with the Easter Bunny at The Marketplace on Easter Sunday.
Dear Dietitian, My cholesterol level has slowly been creeping up, and now it’s up to 255! My doctor says I must get it down, but I don’t want to take medication yet. Do you think I could get my cholesterol down with diet and exercise? Charles Dear Charles, Several healthy diets will help lower your cholesterol, and you are wise to try diet and exercise before medication.
Whether you are packing school lunches or hosting a dinner party, you want your fridge and pantry to be stocked with the highest-quality foods for the best value. Thankfully, there’s a better way to navigate store aisles than just picking products at random and hoping for the best, one which doesn’t involve hours of product research.