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Lexington pastry chef makes Food & Wine 'best' list
Stella Bussey Parks, the 30-year-old pastry chef at Table Three Ten on West Short Street, is one of Food & Wine's Best New Pastry Chefs in America. Parks started her career in restaurants at 14. She graduated from the Culinary Institute of America in 2002.
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Bourbon Trail leads to charity dinner in Louisville
The Seelbach Hilton Hotel in Louisville will host the fourth annual Old Friends Along the Kentucky Bourbon Trail dinner and bourbon-tasting at 6 p.m. Saturday. The event is a benefit for Old Friends, a Thoroughbred retirement facility in Georgetown.
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Kentucky News Review: White Castle may start serving wine with that Slider
A nice Chianti with your burger? ... Robert Kirkman is celebrating independent comics. ... Kentucky Geological Survey posts data from recent earthquake. ... Tribute to Mike Mullins, of Hindment Settlement school includes poetry.
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Teens not keen on getting driver's licenses
Time was, kids couldn't wait for their 16th birthday, the magic milestone when they received that coveted pass to freedom: a spanking new driver's license.
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Steering your kids to better drinks
In an ideal world, kids would drink only water and milk in the quantities recommended by dietary guidelines: 16 ounces of nonfat or low-fat dairy for children ages 2 or 3; 20 ounces for children ages 4 to 8; and 24 ounces for anyone 9 and older.
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How to deal with daughter's Facebook revelation
Your daughter's Facebook profile says she's "in a relationship." You've heard of no such thing. Should you ask her what's up?
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Kentucky News Review: Louisville chosen America's 'manliest town'
GQ Magazine selects Louisville as America's manliest town. You be the judge. ... A couple is engaged on The Bachelor's Marry Me Monday. ... Lincoln County teacher on CMT's 'Singing Bee.' ... Centre College students create a support group for students dealing with sick family members.
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Which thermometer is best?
Used to be a fever meant your already unhappy, uncomfortable infant was subjected to a rectal temperature check. Now pharmacy shelves are lined with gadgets that promise an accurate reading with the mere swipe of a wand.
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Feeling left out could lead kids to opt out of physical activity
The kid who never gets the ball tossed to him on the playground could be more likely to pass on any type of exercise.
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Lunch inspectors hard to stomach
You may have heard about the federal agent monitoring preschool lunches in North Carolina telling a 4-year-old girl that her sack lunch containing a turkey and cheese sandwich, chips, a banana and apple juice wasn't healthy. The agent then made the little girl eat chicken nuggets from the school...
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