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What Happens Between The Cobblestones... IS ON EVERYONE’S LIPS Tidbits Overheard...Didjanoʼs...All The Buzzz! Vol.2 No.7 April 10, 2011 http://tedjoslin.com/cobblestones/ This Month Natl Florida Tomato Month Natl Food Month Natl Soft Pretzel Month Natl Soy Foods Month Natl Egg Salad Week Second Week Natl Hot Cross Bun Day Good Friday Natl Baked Ham with Pineapple Day Easter 4/10 Natl Cinnamon Crescent Day Golfer's Day First professional golf tournament was held. (1916) - American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, established in 1866. John Madden-75 Don Meredith*-732010 Steven Seagal-60 4/11 Natl Cheese Fondue Day Natl Submarine Day Barbershop Quartet Day Joel Grey-79 Louise Lasser-72 Oleg Cassini*-982006 4/12 Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day Natl Licorice Day Big Wind Day Tom Clancy-64 Tiny Tim*-811996 David Letterman-64 Puerto Rico becomes a U.S, territory. (1900) 4/13 Natl Peach Cobbler Day Blame Someone Else Day Scrabble Day Thomas Jefferson*-210 3rd U. S. President Alfred Butts*-1121993 Don Adams*-822005 4/14 Natl Pecan Day Moment of Laughter Day Loretta Lynn-76 Julie Christie-71 Pete Rose-70 President Abraham Lincoln is shot by John Wilkes Booth at Ford's Theater in Washington, D.C. He died the next day. (1865) 4/15 Natl Glazed-Spiral Ham Day Rubber Eraser Day Titanic Remembrance Day Leonardo da Vinci*-559 Roy Clark-78 Elizabeth Montgomery*-781995 4/16 Natl Eggs Benedict Day Day of the Mushroom Natl Librarian Day Henry Mancini*-871994 Herbie Mann*-812003 Bobby Vinton-76 4/17 Natl Cheeseball Day Blah, Blah, Blah Day Victoria Addams-37 4/18 Animal Crackers Birthday Newspaper Columnists Day Patriot's Day Paul Revere makes his famous ride from Charlestown to Lexington, Ma., shouting "the Red Coats are coming" as the American Revolutionary War begins. (1775) 4/19 Garlic Day Natl Amaretto Day *Deceased this April TODAY IS THE OLDEST YOU'VE EVER BEEN, YET THE YOUNGEST YOU'LL EVER BE, SO ENJOY THIS DAY WHILE IT LASTS. MAYOR Donald Reese COUNCIL PRESIDENT William Barthel COUNCIL MEMBER John Cochran John Gaworski Ted Megginson Teal Petty TREASURER Janet Carlin CITY CLERK Michael Dickinson Canvas of Votes Mon. 4/11 • 8pm CityElection Results UNOFFICIAL
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What Happens Between The Cobblestones...IS ON EVERYONE’S LIPS
Tidbits Overheard...Didjanoʼs...All The Buzzz!Vol.2 No.7 April 10, 2011http://tedjoslin.com/cobblestones/
This Month Natl Florida Tomato Month Natl Food Month Natl Soft Pretzel Month Natl Soy Foods Month Natl Egg Salad Week Second Week Natl Hot Cross Bun DayGood Friday Natl Baked Ham with Pineapple Day Easter
4/10 Natl Cinnamon Crescent Day Golfer's Day First professional golf tournament was held. (1916) - American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, established in 1866. John Madden-75 Don Meredith*-732010 Steven Seagal-604/11 Natl Cheese Fondue Day Natl Submarine Day Barbershop Quartet Day Joel Grey-79 Louise Lasser-72 Oleg Cassini*-982006
4/12 Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day Natl Licorice Day Big Wind Day Tom Clancy-64 Tiny Tim*-811996 David Letterman-64 Puerto Rico becomes a U.S, territory. (1900)4/13 Natl Peach Cobbler Day Blame Someone Else Day Scrabble Day Thomas Jefferson*-210 3rd U. S.
President Alfred Butts*-1121993 Don Adams*-822005
4/14 Natl Pecan Day Moment of Laughter Day Loretta Lynn-76 Julie Christie-71 Pete Rose-70 President Abraham Lincoln is shot by John Wilkes Booth at Ford's Theater in Washington, D.C. He died the next day. (1865)4/15 Natl Glazed-Spiral Ham Day Rubber Eraser Day Titanic Remembrance Day Leonardo da Vinci*-559 Roy Clark-78 Elizabeth Montgomery*-781995
4/16 Natl Eggs Benedict Day Day of the Mushroom Natl Librarian Day Henry Mancini*-871994 Herbie Mann*-812003 Bobby Vinton-764/17 Natl Cheeseball Day Blah, Blah, Blah Day Victoria Addams-374/18 Animal Crackers Birthday Newspaper Columnists Day Patriot's Day Paul Revere makes his famous ride from Charlestown to Lexington, Ma., shouting "the Red Coats are coming" as the American Revolutionary War begins. (1775)4/19 Garlic Day Natl Amaretto Day*Deceased
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TODAY IS THE OLDEST YOU'VE EVER BEEN, YET THE YOUNGEST YOU'LL EVER BE, SO ENJOY THIS DAY WHILE IT LASTS.
MAYORDonald Reese
COUNCIL PRESIDENTWilliam BarthelCOUNCIL MEMBER John CochranJohn GaworskiTed Megginson
Teal PettyTREASURER
Janet CarlinCITY CLERK
Michael DickinsonCanvas of VotesMon. 4/11 • 8pm
CityElectionResults
UNOFFIC
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Fri. & Sat. 5/6-7 - May Market Make plans for you garden now and bring your list to May Market on Market Square at Delaware and Second Streets in Historic New Castle. Fri. 9am-6pm and Sat. 9am-4pm
Weekends - 1-4pm The Civil War in New Castleon the Delaware - A Story of Kinship, Conflict and Politics, 1861 - 1865. This exhibit explores the lives of New Castle's soldiers, their families and other residents during this tumultuous time in Delaware.Old Library Museum. Free admission.
Sat., 4/30 3rd Annual HNCA Yard Sale on the Green. 8am – 2pm. Spaces and tables will be available shortly and more information will be forthcoming. Mark your calendars! Clean out those closets and basements!
SAVETHEDATE!
Volunteers needed for “e Day”A Day in Old New Castle is May 21st and volunteers are needed for, Shift I -10:45 - 1:30 and Shift II 1:15 - 4:00. If youʼve never experienced the fulfillment of being part of DINONC, nowʼs the time. Have friends that live out of town? Ask them to join you. Let Bruce Dalleo know of your preferred shift at [email protected] and he will contact you in early May with your assignments.
The Delaware Historical Society is proud to announce that
internationally acclaimed documentary historian and filmmaker Ken Burns will accept the 5th Annual Delaware History Makers Award on April 28, 2011 from 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm at the Chase Center on the Riverfront.Born in Brooklyn, New York, Burns spent much of
his youth in Newark, Delaware, where his father held a teaching position at the University of Delaware.Burns’ ground-breaking 1990 documentary, The Civil War, was the highest-rated series ever presented on PBS. In 1992, PBS aired his documentary on the development of radio, Empire of the Air: The Men Who Made Radio, followed by Baseball in 1994, which was 20 hours long and aired over nine nights. Plus many other major documentaries. http://www.dehistory.org/index.html
Date Home TimeMon 11 vs Orlando 7:00pm CSNWed 13 vs Detroit 8:00pm CSN
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Delaware in the news, again! Not since Christine O’whatshername played the media last fall, has our Delaware been in the national spotlight for something silly. We all saw the headlines, DelDOT Removes Basketball HoopThursday, 31 March 2011 08:23'Delaware Department of Transportation crews escorted by state police tore down basketball hoops this morning in two neighborhoods in Claymont amid protests from residents who say the nets aren't harming anyone.' We watched the news, and discussed the DelDot v Neighborhood Hoops topic. But one clever outfit, hayneedle variety, hitched up their band wagon with this on-line campaign...
Sat. 4/23 - The Bunny will be hopping around at Jessop’s with his basket of goodies, 2-3pm. Bring you camera, he will be posing for pictures! Introducing our new Children's Menu that day. $4.99 inc. beverage. Visit Three Crowns Gift Shoppe for Easter gifts.
Sat. 4/16 - 2011 NHD Winner's Reception1:00-3:00p.m. Delaware History Museum, Copeland Room 505 N. Market St. Wilmington, DE 19801Wed.. 5/18 - 2011 National Registration DeadlineSun. 6/12-Thurs. 6/16 - 2011 National Contest:
University of Maryland http://www.nationalhistoryday.org/
Debate and Diplomacy:Successes, Failures and
Consequences
Buffalo (4) – FLYERS (3) (OT)With Saturday’s overtime loss for the Flyers, Washington clinched the
top seed in the Eastern Conference and will play the No. 8 playoff seed.The Flyers are now tied in points with Pittsburgh, but have clinched the first tiebreaker (non-shootout wins). A win tomorrow over the New York Islanders would clinch the Atlantic Division for the Flyers regardless of Pittsburgh’s result in its season finale on Sunday.
Very informative. You do a great job! It's right to the points! – S.P. Wilm.
Thanks so much now I feel caught up on the news. – N.K. Wilm.
Hope all is well. I really enjoy the Cobblestones, boy it's come a long way, you do a great job! – C.T. USVI
Thank you for adding me as a recipient of the Cobblestones. You do a great service with this project and I look forward to "what's next". Thanks for the ad for the Pancake Breakfast. We broke our record for breakfasts served and it is great that the Girl Scouts and Lion "kids" want to help us "seasoned Lions". I will be sending you some additional names and e-mail addresses to add to your list. – DJ, New Castle
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More than 80 volunteers did their part cleaning up the shore line.
Area family helps picking up trash.
IT’S BEACH CLEANING DAY
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Becky’sVinaigrette Spinach
! ! 2 ½ Lbs. Spinach ~ 6 Tbsp Butter ~ 1 tsp. minced onion (I use 3 scallions) ½ tsp. prepared mustard ~ 2 Tbsp Lemon Juice or Vinegar ~ ¾ tsp. salt ~ ₁⁄₈ tsp. pepper ~ 2 Hard Boiled Eggs – Chopped
1. Melt butter in skillet. Add onions and sauté until tender. Add the rest of the ingredients (except for the spinach) and heat.2. Either before or after Step 1, cook the spinach in water (add a little salt). Cook to your individual preference. Chop or not and add heated Step 1 and toss.
it’s all Maple Syrup Spring signals maple syrup making time across the US; SupermarketGuru wants to give you the 101 on everything maple including how the folks “tap” the sap so you can pour it on! When this luscious treat was first discovered in trees in the northeast, it was used as an all-purpose seasoning much the way we use salt today. The process of making maple syrup is an age old tradition of the North American Indians. It was used both as medicine and food.
Tapping begins by drilling a small hole in the trunk of a mature maple tree and putting in a spout. Sugar in the maple's sap is stored as starch throughout the year. During the spring, the temperature changes convert the starches to sugars, and the flow through the spout begins.
Though some of the larger producers use more modern technology, most sap is still gathered the old-fashioned way, in buckets hung from trees and boiled down to syrup over wood fires. The sap needs to be processed within a few hours or it will spoil.
Maple syrup has about three times the sweetening power of cane sugar and just 40 calories per tablespoon. The syrup is
classified by flavor and color characteristics. As a rule of thumb, the lighter the color the more delicate the flavor, and the darker the color the stronger the flavor. One is not better than the other - it's a matter of personal taste. Syrups must be at least 66 percent sugar to qualify as “maple syrup” in Canada; in the US, any syrup not made almost entirely from maple sap cannot be labeled as “maple”. Québec, Canada, produces most of the world's supply of maple syrup.
Pure maple syrup has no preservatives. Read labels and ingredient lists as some syrups are a blend of different sweeteners; and if you’re looking for pure maple syrup you don't want to get ripped off!
After the seal has been broken, it should be refrigerated, kept in a cool dry place, or put in the freezer, since properly prepared maple syrup will not solidify.
Maple syrup is nutrient rich! Unlike most other sweeteners, maple syrup is a great source of manganese and a good source of zinc. Manganese protects your cells from free radicals, keeps bones strong, promotes optimal thyroid function, helps maintain blood sugar levels, and more. Zinc also helps balance blood sugar, supports the immune system as well as optimal smell and taste. In moderation, maple syrup is a health food!
Sunday ~Chef’s Choice
Tuesday ~Pasta Night
Wednesday ~Music with Carol Regan
Thursday ~Shared Appetizer Night
Friday ~Oyster Night
Saturday ~Oyster Night
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for patrons’ wireless communication devices, (iPhones, iPads, Smart Phones). If you offer, or know of a local
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Penn’s Place • 206 Delaware StreetJack’s Bistro • 222 Delaware Street
Jessop’s • 114 Delaware StreetNew Castle Library • 424 Delaware Street
Cobblestone Reminders See the New Castle Weekly for Full Schedules
Mon. 4/11 • Canvas of Votes • 8pm Tues. 4/12 • City Council Mtg. • 7pm
Tues. 4/19 • Historic NC Alliance Mtg. - Court House • 7pmWed. 4/20 • Beautification Mtg. - Library • 5:30pm
Thurs. 4 /21 HAC Meeting • 5pm
Happy Cobblestone Birthday WishesMonday Charlie B Friday Sylvia G SaturdayMark
