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How Charlene s became a Griswold staple for home-cooked breakfast

This week s edition of The Local Flavor features Matthew Langlois of Charlene s, a breakfast diner in Jewett City. Matthew made sure to give most of the credit for Charlene s success to Charlene, herself, and his wife, Suzie.  It was Charlene who purchased a struggling diner on March 5, 1979. From there, she worked tirelessly to build her restaurant. With the help of her daughter, Suzie, Charlene s became a central facet of for Jewett City. Matthew is happy to pitch in how he can and let us know the history of the storied, Griswold diner. Blaine: Were you born in the area? Matthew: I’m born and raised in Rhode Island. My wife, Suzie, and my mother-in-law, Charlene - she’s the one who started the restaurant - they’re from the area. I slowly moved my way closer and closer to Connecticut until I was in Coventry. I was a delivery man, eventually, for the diner.

WARRICK DUNN FINALIST: Gage Larvadain

WARRICK DUNN FINALIST: Gage Larvadain - Riverside QB Riverside senior athlete Gage Larvadain (No. 3) (Source: Kevin Batiste/WAFB-TV) By Steve Schneider | March 8, 2021 at 11:20 PM CST - Updated March 8 at 11:34 PM RESERVE, La. (WAFB) - Riverside quarterback Gage Larvadain was so impressive on the gridiron that he made the cut as a finalist for this year’s Warrick Dunn Award that goes to the Sportsline Player of the Year. Gage Larvadain named finalist for Warrick Dunn Award He claimed the Sportsline Player of the Week honor early in the year, playing quarterback against fellow finalist Matthew Langlois and Catholic Pointe Coupee.

Kansas State Early Signing Period Wrap Up: Defense

Kansas State Early Signing Period Wrap Up: Defense Share this story Travis Heying/Wichita Eagle/Tribune News Service via Getty Images The wheat is in the bin for the class of 2021 early signing period, and I like what the Kansas State Wildcats managed to bring in under extraordinary circumstances. This defensive class is full of multi-dimensional athletes who could slot in at numerous positions. The defense needed an infusion of speed and received it on Wednesday. Defensive End Georgia has been fertile recruiting territory for the defense, and Coach Wyatt headed down to the ATL and pulled out Ozzie Hoffler. This is all about improving the pass rush, because that’s what Hoffler does. He’s explosive off the edge, can make the turn, and puts quarterbacks on the ground. At 6’3, 220, he’ll need to pack on some weight to be a three down player, but in the meantime, he could play early in his career as a situational pass rusher on passing downs.

Early recruiting wrap: Coach O says winning in-state battles were a key in LSU s 19-man early signing period class

Early recruiting wrap: Coach O says winning in-state battles were a key in LSU’s 20-man early signing period class Early recruiting wrap: Coach O says winning in-state battles were a key in LSU’s 20-man early signing period class The battleground areas in building LSU’s fourth-rated nationally recruiting class were easy to identify. Just listen to the Tigers head football coach Ed Orgeron when he talks about his staff’s ability to turn pivotal in-state commitments from safety Sage Ryan and defensive tackle Maason Smith into monumental signatures Wednesday on the first day of the NCAA’s early signing period.

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