Sunday, June 10, 2012
Here are some non-meat grilling options for the summer season.
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Sunday, June 10, 2012
Grilling season is here, and that means many households are loading up on steaks, burgers and hot dogs. But for those who don’t eat meat – or don’t want to eat meat every time they grill, outdoor cookouts can be a disappointing repeat loop of soggy veggie dogs or dried-out veggie burgers. According to dietitian Gloria Tsang, founder of the nutrition network HealthCastle.com and author of "Go UnDiet: 50 Small Actions for Lasting Weight Loss," there’s no reason meat has to get all the glory when it comes to hitting the grill. "There are plenty of non-meat grilling options that can extend the joy of grilling to non-meat eaters," Gloria says. "For those who tend to grill every night all summer long, they also provide a nice respite from grill-…
Friday, June 8, 2012
A selection of homes for sale with public viewings for the weekend of June 9-10.
This week's Open Houses range in price from $144,500 for a three-bedroom home on Coleman Drive to $725,000 for a four-bedroom home on Willow Knoll Drive. Click on a picture in the photo to a brief listing description. Click on an address below and get linked a more detailed description provided by AOL Real Estate or the broker. You will also find helpful tools such as mortgage calculators, credit qualifying, maps, contact information and more. 3700 Clubland Drive, Marietta 30068. $539,900. OPEN HOUSE 1 – 4 p.m. on Saturday June 9. 4 Bedrooms 4 Bathrooms 1 Half Bath. Currently Being Remodeled By A Well Established Builder. 2 Story Foyer, 4 Bedrooms, 4.5 Baths, Large Loft/office. New Kitchen W/maple Cabinets, Granite Counter Tops, GE Profile…
Friday, June 1, 2012
The Whole Kids Foundation and Keep Cobb Beautiful made the awards to the preschool at Temple Kol Emeth.
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Friday, June 1, 2012
The Marcus Jewish Community Center of Atlanta’s award-winning East Cobb preschool, The Sunshine School, recently received grants for its Organic Learning Gardens. The gardens were created to help preschoolers identify, understand, and demonstrate the life cycles of plants and animals. The grants are for $2,000 from the Whole Kids Foundation (a Whole Foods Market foundation), and for $1,000 from Keep Cobb Beautiful, and will enhance the activities that teach children how to take care of the environment, while recognizing that people create food from natural resources. The Sunshine School is located at East Cobb's Temple Kol Emeth. Stephanie Joseph, Sunshine School Curriculum Coordinator explains, “The best way to ensure that our bodies get …
