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And then a few years ago the convenience store near my home began offering house-made burritos. I noticed because the line that formed each weekday outside the store was, one Tuesday, blocking my path to the gas pump. While I wasn’t looking, the quickie-mart warming oven full of wrinkled hot dogs and foil-wrapped “hamburgers” had morphed into a full-on kitchen that produced, one of the people in the burrito line told me, some of the best machaca in all of Maricopa County.
I added this to my list of
Things to Worry About Later, where it remained until last week, when I received a press release announcing that QuikTrip Corporate Chef Ryan Boone planned to unveil a new side dish.
tbennett@newsandsentinel.com Pictured here are a cosplay outfit and other items that will be on display for the Pac Com Exhibit on Feb. 13 (Saturday) at the Parkersburg Art Center.
Photo by Tyler Bennett Photo by Tyler Bennett
A comic book rack supplied from artists from the Mid-Ohio Valley that will be on display for the Pac Com Exhibit on Feb. 13 (Saturday) at the Parkersburg Art Center Photo by Rebecca Wheeler
Marietta College’s Madison Cecil handles the ball during a college women’s basketball game against Muskingum Saturday at Ban Johnson Arena. Marietta won, 91-67. Warren’s Seth Dennis, right, goes up for a jumper as Eastern’s Ryan Boone contests during a high school boys basketball game Saturday in Vincent. Eastern won, 70-47.
bryan boone, thank you very much. finding a new purpose in life. what bryan stow is doing to make the world a better place. it was four years ago the san francisco giants fan was brutally attacked following an opening day a game between his time and the los angeles dodgers. you may remember it. now a new story. will carr live in dallas with the inspirational developments. reporter: inbound brian stowe was in a coma for months. he had to relearn how it eats, drink and how it breathe but he says that he survived for a reason, to help strike back against bullies. so on friday, he went to visit an elementary school near san jose california, speaking to more than 100 students about bullying and how to prehave not it. he says that his acing iters learned how to be violent at an early age. a. these machine were adult bullies. i suffered severe brain damage a, as you can see from the scar on my head. you need to stand up to
u.s. forces also capturing his wife and rescuing an 18-year-old he woman who was held as a slave. molly henneberg is live with the dramatic developments. molly, we re learning new details about what happened when the operation forces were on the ground in syria. what can you tell us about that? reporter: very dramatic detail attention. a senior u.s. defense official tells fox this was quote a real fire fight a no kidsing old school fire fight. some members of the force were fighting in hand to hand combat with islamic state or isis militantses, we re told. the delta team went in on ospreys and blackhawks from iraq into syria. they approached a multi-story building, guards started shooting at them. the target of the raid, a high value isis target, and others, started using civilians as human shields. fox learned the u.s. team separated the women and children away from him killed him when he resisted, killed 11 other guards captured his wife, took lap tops, phones, files for