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Sounds like something that would happen to me. If possible sprinkle the area with either cornstarch or baby powder. Doing this will absorb grease.  

The Friends Annual Silent Auction has begun! Stop in and bid on several items from now until December 11 at 8pm. Join us on Monday November 30 at 6:30pm for Smart Seniors.  

As winter closes in, the warmth of our kitchens seems to beckon to us and urge us in this month of November to start our holiday baking. And whether it is something as simple as shortbread cookies or a traditional fruit cake or Chelsea buns or a confection that is a little more complicated to put together, thank goodness there are still those cooks who choose to bake their own goodies. "Baking is so self-evident and so visual and technique-oriented that it's a shame a new generation may not have seen  

If the thought of holiday cookies already has you planning your diet for the new year, take a deep breath and remember that a cookie on its own is a relatively minor dietary sin (small and already portion controlled). That's assuming, of course, that you eat just one or two. But if you're setting out to bake a batch of cookies, says Jessie Price, food editor at EatingWell magazine, there are a few ways to make your favorites a little healthier.  

Blue High School sponsor the event as a fundraiser for Project Graduation. People from New Hampshire are staying in local motels in order to show their wares, Smith said. After attending the Blueberry Festival, they asked if they could come for this, too.  

FOR adults, spending time in the kitchen is sometimes a bit of a chore, but for children the kitchen is a fun and exciting place. Children love to cook and relish doing things like kneading and rolling out dough or cracking eggs and mixing batters. Cooking with your child is not just a great way of bonding – it's also educational!  

The Lighting of Kids Towne is 6 p.m. Dec. 3 at the park on Old Vicksburg Road. Families can enjoy live music, milk and cookies, and a quick chat with Santa Claus as they take in the thousands of colorful lights. The topic is "What Christmas Means to Me."  

The Camrose Kinettes have the ovens fired up and are preparing for the 6th annual Cookie Walk. The sweet event will be held Nov. 21 at the Duggan Mall Farmer's Market starting promptly at 9 a.m. The cookie containers are selling for $15. This year, along with hundreds of Christmas cookies, the group is also showcasing it's second-ever cook book. "The cook book boasts everyday recipes from main course meals to desserts and everything else in-between," said cook book organizers Kathy Schwab and Cath  

St. Jude Children's Research Hospital patients got a head start on the holiday season, and future architect degrees, by helping construct the hospital's signature gingerbread house with some expert chefs. St. Jude staff spent 20 hours building the gingerbread house's main structure, which stands seven feet tall. The next crucial step was the frosting and decorative cookies, supplied by the patients.