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James M. Coughlin High School’s Class of 1966 gathered for a 60th-anniversary class reunion Aug. 15 at American Grill in Exeter. Classmates traveled from Florida, Virginia, New Jersey and Massachusetts to attend.

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Do potatoes really need to be cooked twice? Of course not. There are French fry recipes that call for two stints in the oil at two different temps (to make a soft interior with a crunchy outside), but I’ve never bothered, especially not after trying the “cold start French fries” recipe from America’s Test Kitchen.

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More than 3 million grill brushes sold nationwide and in Canada are being recalled after several consumers required medical attention from ingesting metal bristles.

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WILKES-BARRE — Luzerne County Court of Common Pleas Judge Michael T. Vough did not even reach his seat when he began to grill attorneys Theron J. Solomon and Nicole M. Psaila about their motion to suppress alleged evidence against their client, homicide suspect Frederick Balester.

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