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If you are a descendant of the millions of immigrants who came to America from Central or Eastern Europe, tracing your family tree can be a challenge because borders changed often in those regions ... (Today)
When Stephen Morse began researching his family tree, he found lots of surprises. ... (Today)
It used to be that all kids had to do to pay Grandma or Grandpa a visit was walk up the street or hop in the station wagon and take a short car ride across town. ... (Today)
At a time when humans are rethinking the wide use of water bottles for environmental reasons, now comes bottled water for dogs. ... (Today)
Gerald Cefola of Oakland sent this week's "fast, tasty and nourishing recipe. I gave it to a lot of working couples, and they told me that the first one home made it." ... (Today)
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- FDA lifts salmonella alert for tomatoes (07/18/2008)
- Chef translates his Italian style into recipes you can do at home (07/17/2008)
- Your pasta may well be in his hands (07/17/2008)
- Sauce: Getting a firm hand on gelatin for summer treats (07/17/2008)
- Tastings: Popular Chairman's Selection program returns with great values (07/17/2008)
- Miriam's Garden: Squash says summer finally is blossoming (07/17/2008)
- Little Bites: Tomato Time (07/17/2008)
- Food Feedback: Readers weigh in on kilogram conversion (07/17/2008)
- Get your just dessert (07/17/2008)
- Farm Markets: 7/17/08, Sniff, squeeze, bend to find best produce (07/17/2008)
- Going a little bananas in a patch of Spring Hill (07/19/2008)
- Buying Here: Mount Washington (07/19/2008)
- Home & Garden Notes: Edible Flowers Food Fest (07/19/2008)
- Frozen equity credit line can ice credit score (07/19/2008)
- Sellers remodeling instead of selling (07/19/2008)
- More facing reduced home equity line (07/19/2008)
- Real Estate People & Places (07/19/2008)
- Paper cutter: Wilkins mom goes to great lengths to make paperless household work (07/15/2008)
- Poolscape makes family's yard a cool place to sit or swim (07/12/2008)
- Madison, duPont left mark on Montpelier's garden (07/12/2008)
- Back-to-school season to be hard on retailers (Today)
- Stylebook: Designer Ralph Rucci is finally getting his due (Yesterday)
- Classic fashion the star of AMC's stylish show 'Mad Men' (07/21/2008)
- TV Preview: 'Mad Men' creator Weiner is obsessive about the details (07/21/2008)
- AMC series mines classic undergarments to achieve look (07/21/2008)
- Changing gears: Biking to work forces fashion dilemmas (07/14/2008)
- Stylebook: Leonardo DiCaprio put on watch for his charity (07/14/2008)
- What to wear when cycling to work (07/14/2008)
- Couple stick to the rules, win contest (07/09/2008)
- Stylebook: Hip handbag line hits the bull's eye (07/07/2008)
- Contemporary art thrives beyond New York City (Today)
- Surrealist art collection goes on show in Berlin (Today)
- Celebs, politicians, best-selling authors at National Book Festival, Sept. 27 (Today)
- Ghost towning one way to explore Old West (Yesterday)
- Savannah in Travel + Leisure top 10 city list for first time (Yesterday)
- Tree train: Sugar Pine Logger steams, chugs its way back through time (07/21/2008)
- Aquariums let you swim with the fishes (07/21/2008)
- 33 things to do in Houston for $2 or less (07/21/2008)
- Hemingway birthplace restored from memories (07/20/2008)
- Counties use Web sites to attract sightseers (07/20/2008)
- County Council debates referendum on drink tax (Today)
- On the Menu: Readers scoff at 20 percent tips (07/20/2008)
- 'Primanti Way' will be the site of a festival celebrating a city icon (07/19/2008)
- 5 Questions: Christina Cappa, Primanti Brothers (07/19/2008)
- Little Bites: Tomato Time (07/17/2008)
- Council OKs bill to put referenda on ballot (07/16/2008)
- Council moves to protect drink tax (07/15/2008)
- On the Menu: Some tips on what's fair when leaving a tip (07/13/2008)
- Little Bites: Follow those pierogies (07/10/2008)
- Food for thought: More families are turning to home-cooked meals (07/08/2008)
- Sailing survives in region due to beginners' courses (07/20/2008)
- Wildlife: Unique wildlife thrives in the high cloud forests of Ecuador (07/20/2008)
- Trip to Beijing for teen combo began on a Pennsylvania waterway (07/20/2008)
- Skate, bike and blade events at improved Millvale skate park (07/20/2008)
- Where to go ... Warrior Trail (07/20/2008)
- Outdoors by the numbers ... $315 (07/20/2008)
- Get Out Events, Hunting & Fishing Calendar (07/20/2008)
- Biking: Dirt bikes, ATVs illegal on rail-trails (07/19/2008)
- Angling 101: A starter course on catching fish (07/13/2008)
- Wildlife: The Galapagos adventure ... Part 2 (07/13/2008)
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