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Ice cream turns into cultural experience in Miami's Little Havana
MiamiHerald.com
“Ice cream is about sharing,” Suzy points out. “I'm happy when customers come in and ask questions and sample different flavors. I'm even happier when they walk out with a smile on their face after having tried something new. If I accomplish that,
The Ice Cream Man
Shawangunk Journal
By Carol Nelson Falcone Ice Cream makes people happy. It just does. That frozen delight in the form of cherry vanilla, mint chocolate chip, forbidden chocolate fudge, and cookies n' cream can bring a kid-like smile to anybody's face.
Bee-auty product puts sting on age lines
Canada.com
But unlike Botox, bee venom cream doesn't paralyze facial muscles. "It fools the skin into thinking it has been stung, and it releases certain chemicals that tighten the area to combat the sting," explains Catherine Martin, co-owner of Wedderspoon
Face Time | Leelee Sobieski
New York Times (blog)
Their classic yellow cream, Dramatically Different Moisturizer, really sinks into my skin beautifully. I use their toner too. I also use their face soap, eye makeup remover and mascara. If I have extra dryness or irritation, I sometimes use Elizabeth
Zeeland's Early Childhood Cener: Out with the old, in with the new
HollandSentinel.com
Staff and families gathered to enjoy ice cream, face painting and music Thursday evening along with a ceremonial locking of the school doors. Zeeland's Early Childhood Center closed for renovations this week after providing schooling to kindergartners
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Bee-auty product puts sting on age lines
Vancouver Sun
But unlike Botox, bee venom cream doesn't paralyze facial muscles. "It fools the skin into thinking it has been stung, and it releases certain chemicals that tighten the area to combat the sting," explains Catherine Martin, co-owner of Wedderspoon
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City's cold war is over – and ice cream superpowers won
Cambridge News
Italo Verrecchia has sold cones for 34 years and currently places his stand in front of the Guildhall, while Toni Coppolaro has been familiar face around the city for 18 years, based on the junction of Trumpington Street and Bene't Street,
