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North Wales Live
2 days ago
- Business
- North Wales Live
HelloFresh launches Father's Day menu with beer pairings
HelloFresh has released a new Father's Day menu off the back of research that shows that 57% of people find their dads tricky to buy for - and 46% of dads say they've received gifts they didn't want or use. Each dish on the menu has been paired with craft beers, from Thornbridge. HelloFresh and Thornbridge are giving a few of those who order the new Father's Day menu the chance to win a crate of Thornbridge beers to enjoy with their meals. Any other HelloFresh customers looking to purchase Thornbridge can use the code 'HF20' for 20% discount off the paired range until June 30. Birra Moretti is also celebrating Father's Day by offering a pairing to the HelloFresh Chorizo and Tomato Spaghetti with their Sale di Mare lager. A selection of customers who order this dish will receive a complimentary beer in-box. Mimi Morley, Senior Recipe Development Manager at HelloFresh, said: 'We know that Father's Day can be tricky, but our new Father's Day menu gives our customers the means to create a delicious celebratory meal with minimal fuss or waste. We also understand most dads just want the opportunity to spend time with their family and what better way to do so than over a delicious, home-cooked meal.' James Buchanan, General Manager for Thornbridge Brewery said: 'While wine is more commonly paired with food, craft beer can make a delicious accompaniment to any meal. The pine and citrus notes of our West Side Glory IPA, for example, balances the richness of HelloFresh's decadent mac and cheese and helps to refresh the palate between bites. We've worked closely with HelloFresh on its Father's Day menu and hope to inspire people to opt for craft beer over wine when celebrating Father's Day this year and beyond.'
Wales Online
2 days ago
- Business
- Wales Online
HelloFresh launches Father's Day menu with beer pairings
HelloFresh launches Father's Day menu with beer pairings There is a code to get 20% off the paired range from Thornbridge HelloFresh has released a new Father's Day menu off the back of research that shows that 57% of people find their dads tricky to buy for - and 46% of dads say they've received gifts they didn't want or use. Each dish on the menu has been paired with craft beers, from Thornbridge. HelloFresh and Thornbridge are giving a few of those who order the new Father's Day menu the chance to win a crate of Thornbridge beers to enjoy with their meals. Any other HelloFresh customers looking to purchase Thornbridge can use the code 'HF20' for 20% discount off the paired range until June 30. Birra Moretti is also celebrating Father's Day by offering a pairing to the HelloFresh Chorizo and Tomato Spaghetti with their Sale di Mare lager. A selection of customers who order this dish will receive a complimentary beer in-box. Mimi Morley, Senior Recipe Development Manager at HelloFresh, said: 'We know that Father's Day can be tricky, but our new Father's Day menu gives our customers the means to create a delicious celebratory meal with minimal fuss or waste. We also understand most dads just want the opportunity to spend time with their family and what better way to do so than over a delicious, home-cooked meal.' James Buchanan, General Manager for Thornbridge Brewery said: 'While wine is more commonly paired with food, craft beer can make a delicious accompaniment to any meal. The pine and citrus notes of our West Side Glory IPA, for example, balances the richness of HelloFresh's decadent mac and cheese and helps to refresh the palate between bites. We've worked closely with HelloFresh on its Father's Day menu and hope to inspire people to opt for craft beer over wine when celebrating Father's Day this year and beyond.' HelloFresh x Thornbridge Father's Day Beer Pairing Menu (June 7 - June 20 2025) Southern Fried Style Chicken and Mac & Cheese – West Side Glory Tonkatsu Style Crispy Pork Steaks and Rice – AM:PM Crispy Onion Topped BBQ Hot Dogs and Chips – Lukas Mexican Chicken Tacos – Favorito Article continues below Sticky Honey Indonesian Style Beef Rice Bowl – Jaipur Chorizo and Tomato Spaghetti – Birra Moretti Sale Di Mare
Yahoo
26-05-2025
- Yahoo
Murders and mystery: The dark history behind Camp Floyd
FAIRFIELD, Utah () — There's more that meets the eye to an abandoned Civil War-era military base deep in the desert of Utah County, from assassinations to masonry. , now a state park, was once a U.S. military camp that housed the largest concentration of troops at the time. Amid rumors of Mormon rebellion in Utah, President James Buchanan ordered 2,500 soldiers to the area in May 1857. With little to do, soldiers began building watering systems, planting gardens, and even organized a circus. Members of the Army even formed Utah's first Masonic lodge. Many artifacts still remain on the site, including a number of unmarked graves. A marker at the camp's cemetery shows over 40 soldiers died during the camp's short, three-year stint. Many of the soldiers died under suspicious circumstances. At least four men were found murdered, while 20 are believed to have died of disease or illness. Those believed to have been murdered include the following: Private William Bryan, Private Edward O'Hara, Corporal Christian, Otterback, and 1st Sergeant Ralph Pike. Little is known about the deaths; however, records show Pike was assassinated in Salt Lake City on Aug. 14, 1859. These 13 cities are the best places to live in Utah, according to U.S. News Despite records of 44 deaths, a radar scan conducted in 2009 found just 30 burials and one double-burial at the cemetery. The camp was not officially rectified until November of 1858. Within just three years, the base was abandoned due to the outbreak of the Civil War. Camp Floyd historic sites open for Memorial Day (Courtesy: MJ Jewkes) Camp Floyd State Park continues to host each year on Memorial Day. Monday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., visitors will be able to experience camp life through demonstrations like cannon and musket fire. The museum entrance fee is $5 per person and $15 per family. Tours of the historic Stagecoach Inn, which housed many civilians on the base, are also available. Suspects transporting over 100 pounds of marijuana arrested in Summit County Murders and mystery: The dark history behind Camp Floyd UVU to play Oregon in NCAA Tournament Prebiotic sodas becoming more popular, but health claims stir debate 'It's important to remember': Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson joins annual Memorial Day service in Sandy Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
07-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Second school votes to leave Mid-Penn Conference for York-Adams league
The York-Adams athletic league could grow within the next week. Big Spring's school board voted unanimously on May 5 to leave the Mid-Penn Conference to play in the YAIAA. Now it's up to the league's athletic directors and principals to determine if the league will grow to 25. Advertisement League president Brian Ellis, principal at York Suburban High School, said in an email that there is a four-step process to joining the league. Because Big Spring put the presentation and vote on their school board agenda, the executive committee was able to proactively approve the request to apply and notify member schools of the vote. The remaining two steps, discussion and vote, will take place in the coming days in virtual meetings. 'We do not have any scheduled league meetings until the middle of June,' Ellis said, 'and it is in both Big Spring's interest and our league interest to make a determination well before that so that everyone can engage in planning for the next scheduling cycle.' The plan is to have the discussion meeting on May 8 and take the vote on May 12. Advertisement If Big Spring's request goes through, the Bulldogs will join James Buchanan and Shalom Christian as new league members in the 2026-27 school year. YAIAA high school spring scoreboard: Scores, schedules for May 5-10 Eastern York defeated Big Spring in 2024 to win their first District 3 boys basketball title. Who are the Big Spring Bulldogs? Nestled in rural Cumberland County midway between Carlisle and Shippensburg, Big Spring High School sits just outside the town of Newville. The Bulldogs have 19 high school teams, including unified bocce. With a total enrollment of 551 (256 female and 295 male) in the 2024-25 classification season, they participate in Class 4A in sports divided into six classes and 2A or 3A in the rest, except for field hockey, which is Class A. Advertisement Their enrollment would put the Bulldogs in the middle third of the league. The Bulldogs should be familiar to boys basketball fans, especially followers of Eastern York. The Golden Knights defeated Big Spring in the 2024 District 3 final and again in the 2025 semifinals. Big Spring teams have made district tournament appearances in eight sports, not including sports that offer individual competition. Cross country runners and swimmers and divers should be well acquainted with the Bulldogs. The district cross country meet is held at the school, and district diving has been held at their natatorium. Big Spring offers one of the most challenging high school cross country courses in central Pa. Mid-Penn Conference to YAIAA: Why make the move? In a presentation to the school board, Big Spring athletic director Scott Penner said the idea of changing leagues did not come lightly. It was brought up in 2016 when the Bulldogs contemplated joining the Tri-Valley League. Advertisement That idea fell through because of increased travel time, lack of support for sports not supported by that league and a more difficult route to District 3 tournaments because of playing much smaller schools. Travel time was also factored in with this move. Penner provided a detailed spreadsheet that broke down this year's travel times with times to potential YAIAA opponents, and in many instances, the new times were shorter. Trips to Susquehannock and Kennard-Dale would be the longest at around 80 minutes. Games at many Adams County locations would average about an hour roundtrip. But the decision really came down to alignment. Advertisement Active participants in the decision-making process, from student-athletes to parents to administrators and coaches, feel Big Spring is better aligned with the YAIAA than the Mid-Penn. They like the league's emphasis on academics, character and sportsmanship. 'We already play many YAIAA schools in our nonconference games and generally speaking, those contests have demonstrated YAIAA and Big Spring's philosophies,' the presentation said. They specifically pointed out the league championships held in every sport except football, recognition of academic all-stars and a newly approved realignment process that will take into consideration geography, competitiveness of programs and enrollment size. Advertisement 'This would allow struggling programs to rebuild, and those highly competitive programs the ability to compete at higher levels,' the presentation said. Shelly Stallsmith covers York-Adams high school sports for GameTimePA and the USAToday Network. Connect with her by email mstallsmith@ or on X, formerly Twitter, @ShelStallsmith. This article originally appeared on York Daily Record: YAIAA: Cumberland County school Big Spring votes to join league
India.com
28-04-2025
- Health
- India.com
Cigarettes are 4 times cheaper in bankrupt Pakistan than India because..., price of 1 cigarette is Rs...
Cigarettes are 4 times cheaper in cash-strapped Pakistan than India because…, price of 1 cigarette is Rs… New Delhi: The world celebrates No Smoking Day on every second Wednesday of March every year. The day is celebrated to awaken people about the dreadful diseases caused by smoking tobacco. It is not wrong to say that cigarettes are the deadliest product made by human civilisation that is silently killing their user every day with every puff. In the 20th century over 10 crore people lost their lives due to smoking. We can blame James Buchanan, an American businessman, for introducing the present form of cigarettes. In the year 1880, Duke entered the business of handmade cigarettes. In North Carolina, some people started making cigarettes under the name Duke of Durham. Both its corners were folded and sealed. Pakistan is also a major consumer of cigarettes, and people there love to smoke these tobacco sticks. Do you know cigarettes are cheaper in cash-strapped Pakistan than in India? Let's know more about it. Marlboro Cigarettes Cost In Pakistan We all know that cigarettes have different prices in different countries due to differences in tax rates. Numbeo has recently released a ranking of cigarette prices in as many as 107 countries. as per the list, the most expensive cigarettes are sold in Australia. You will be astonished to know that the cheapest cigarettes are sold in cash-strapped Pakistan, where a loaf of bread costs three times the price as compared to India. In Australia, the price of a packet of 20 Marlboro cigarettes is Rs 2,166.80. In Pakistan, it's price is just Rs 80. This simply means that a smoker can get a packet of 20 cigarettes for Rs 80 in Pakistan. So, the cost of one Marlboro cigarette is just Rs 4. Whereas in India the price of 20 Marlboro cigarettes is around Rs 340. It means one cigarette costs around Rs 17. Cigarettes Are Cheaper In Bangladesh And China Cigarette prices are different in every country due to several reasons. New Zealand has the second-highest cost with a pack of 20 cigarettes priced at Rs 1,877. This compares to Rs 1,165 in the UK, Rs 998 in Canada, Rs 908 in Singapore, and Rs 738 in the US. In contrary, a pack of Marlboro cigarettes costs Rs 612 in Saudi Arabia, Rs 294 in China, and Rs 241 in Bangladesh. Earlier, Cigarettes Were Sold As A Healthy Product Back in 1930s cigarettes were sold as a healthy product as the link between it and lung cancer was not discovered. Cigarettes were marketed as beneficial and even included in medical encyclopedias as late as 1906. Medical professionals now understand that smoking harms lung cells, increasing the risk of cancer. Although the body initially attempts to repair this damage, continued exposure leads to irreversible cellular damage and ultimately, cancer development.
