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1. Chow checker
4. Unbelievable
8. Like centenarians
12. Litmus reddeners
15. Locale
16. Exceptional
17. Sleep on it
18. Cleaning cloths
19. Rein in
20. Like some salads
22. Washroom
24. Contracted
25. Canal sites
27. Heads
29. Captivating
33. Like some humor
34. “Stop!”
35. Pay, with “over”
37. Means of mass communi-
cation
41. “___ magic!”
42. Special delivery?
44. Like some socks
45. It’s a snap
48. Appear to be
49. Fearless
50. It’s kept in a pen
52. Characteristics
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54. Different nationalities 21. Go with the flow Puzzle by Myles Mellor
58. Place on the schedule 23. Wrong
59. Great time 26. Makes a white Christmas
60. Whoop 28. Salon supply
62. Second of two 29. China problem
66. 100-metre, e.g. 30. Biblical verb
68. Bakers’ wares 31. Further
70. Wait on 32. Tears
71. Where China is 36. Athletes often have trou-
72. Nose (out) ble with them
73. Put to the test 38. Kind of prize
74. Not as much 39. Not occupied
75. Take a break 40. States further
76. Lady’s title 43. Like some talk
DOWN 46. Hint
1. Huge 47. Sole
2. Ring 49. Dairy product
3. Connections 51. Employee to retain
4. Pit contents 53. Brown
5. Show horse 54. Foot lever
6. Corporate department 55. Remove
7. Continued 56. Desert sight
8. ___ de Triomphe 57. Item with a ladder
9. Assess 61. Runners
10. Boo-boo 63. Well-groomed
11. Monies owed 64. “Did you ___?”
13. Abandon 65. Garnet and ruby
14. Water vapor 67. Orders
69. Get firm
Market
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in my fridge for a month
or longer, with no loss of
quality.
Another preservation tip
roasted, so toss with some is for cilantro. When I get
olive oil, salt and pepper it home from the market,
and put them on a foil-lined I wash it in a big bowl of
sheet pan in a hot oven until cold water. Removing dirt
they are golden brown in at from any produce is key to
least a few spots. preserving it. Pick through
The preparation I not- it and throw away any stems
ed above for pasta with that are bent, broken or
kohlrabi can be made with looking past their prime.
Romanesco as well, turning Make a fresh cut at the
a vegetable into a main dish. bottom of the stems and
put them into a glass of
Saving vegetables cold water, just like you are
There are certain things arranging cut flowers. Cover
I always like to have in the the entire glass and all the
house. One of those is cel- cilantro with a plastic bag,
ery, and here is my hint for securing it to the glass with
keeping it fresh. When you a rubber band. Refrigerate.
get it home from the store, When you go to use it, it
cut off the top so it will fit will already be washed, and
in your produce crisper. the process of handling it
Rinse it off, and dry it well, this way will keep it under
and then wrap it in foil. Foil refrigeration for at least a
is key – do not use plastic week and sometimes as long
wrap. Place in the crisper. as two or even three weeks,
depending on how fresh it is JULI LEDERHAUS / FOR THE ARGUS-COURIER
I have had celery that has
been prepared this way when you buy it. Mikel Edwards of Rise Up Farm in Petaluma.
Hwy. 101 widening:
Let’s finish the job
State Highway 101 between Petaluma and Novato is
plagued by incessant traffic jams and needs to be widened
and upgraded to freeway standards. Come hear from our
za elected officials who will discuss proposed solutions to
completing this important transportation project.
What: Exploring solutions to completing the
Highway 101 widening project
When: Wednesday, Feb. 28, 6:30 p.m.
Where: Petaluma Veterans Memorial Building,
1094 Petaluma Blvd. South, Petaluma
Who: Senator Bill Dodd
Senator Mark McGuire
Supervisor David Rabbitt
District 4 Director, Caltrans
Bijan Sartipi
Metropolitan Transportation
daY? Committee Chairman Jake Mackenzie
Suzanne Smith, Executive Director,
Sonoma County Transportation Authority
Dianne Steinhauser, Executive Director,
Transportation Authority of Marin
Moderators:
PetalumA east Paul Gullixson, Editorial Director, The Press Democrat
John Burns, Publisher, Petaluma Argus-Courier
(Next to Friedman’s)
423 N. McDowell Blvd. Special thanks to Supervisor David Rabbitt for co-hosting this event with
(707) 765 -1959