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Stir zest into salad dress- salad into zest Stir orange. reserve ing. from orange. Use knife to cut between fruit and membrane orange to section. release Squeeze membrane each to extract ¼ cup juice; reserve sections. orange juice and mustard and salad dressing. Remove ¼ cup dressing to re-sealable food storage bag. Add veal cutlets to dressing in bag. Re-seal bag and turn several times until veal is with coated dressing; set aside. medium-high heat on stovetop. Remove dress- discard dressing; cutlets veal from ing. Grill veal cutlets 5-6 minutes, turning once. Remove cutlets Place on cutting board and cut into bite- from heat. size pieces. in bowl. Add red onion, farro, and arugula radicchio; toss. Add sections, veal, reserved orange salad dressinghazelnuts. and surface of cheese to make thin ribbons. Toss to coat with dressing. Divide salad among four bowls. (Content and (Content images provided by Family Features.) in nearly any dish. From sandwiches salads, to the of versatility an like ingredient veal can help you build out a full with menu a wide array of protein-rich dishes. With recipes like these, veal can become a on staple weekly menu. your family’s TOMATO AREPAS TOMATO VEAL, SPINACH AND Prep Prep time: 15 minutes Cook time: 20 minutes Serves: 4 ½ pound veal cutlets 1 teaspoon cumin ½ teaspoon chili powder 1½ tablespoons olive oil 2 green onions (1 ounce each), sliced 1 clove garlic, minced 1 and (10 can ounces) diced tomatoes green chilies 1/8 teaspoon salt 2 cups packed baby spinach 2½ ounces) (about 4 arepas (5 inches in diameter) ¼ cup crumbled queso blanco cheese (1 ounce) Pound veal cutlets into ¼-1/8-inch In 12-inch, nonstick skillet over medi- Stir in spinach. Cook 3-4 minutes, or To serve, heat skillet or griddle over Cut each arepa in half horizontally. thickness; cut into 1-inch strips. in bowl Place and toss with powder. cumin and chili um heat, heat olive oil. Cook veal strips 1-2 minutes. Remove veal to plate; keep heat, medium over skillet same In warm. cook green onions and garlic 2-3 utes. Add min- tomatoes and salt; over high heat, heat to boil. Reduce heat to low; simmer 5 minutes until slightly reduced. until spinach wilts and is Return tender. veal to skillet; heat through. medium heat. Toast side arepas until on lightly browned each through, turning and once. heated Top bottom half of veal mixture. Sprinkle each with cheese; each arepa with replace arepa tops. 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Marley Marley was Pittman born Marley loves to dance. She is a Forcier fifth-grader Kaylee since dancing been has Kaylee a county is McNamara Phoebe When she does manage DANCING she admits to watching hours of hours she to admits watching Stars.” the with “Dancing in in Carteret County to who parents are She county natives. is at a Bogue fourth-grader Sound She has a School. 2- Elementary who also dances, sister, year-old dogs. two and and class a Wiggles in out started in has dance ever been involved since. When she’s not dancing, out she hanging with her enjoys and games video playing friends, crafts. making at Tiller School. She was in but born Greenville, moved to the was sta- when her father county Station Air Corps Marine at tioned fire- are parents Her Point. Cherry county. the in fighter/paramedics loves also but old, years 8 was she art She reading, and swimming. grows she when for plans big has to be up, hoping a biolo- marine pediatrician. a or gist She is native. 9 old years and a Her fourth-grader. hobbies are dance, dance and more six dance. dances she that confesses She to each seven week, days danc- at ing Justice Elite competitively Dance Company. She currently holds the regional title of York. Mini New Onstage Miss to squeeze in a little free time, place favorite to Pheobe’s be is dad. her with surfing KIP JOHNSON KIP Lindsay and Matt Shortway Matt and Lindsay Lindsay and Matt Shortway are are Shortway Matt and Lindsay They originally came to the in reality a became dream Their The Shortways stay busy Mr. Shortway enjoys fishing, are Shortway Ms. and Mr. Both only his confesses Shortway Mr. DONNA EDWARDS AND AND EDWARDS DONNA self-professed Yankees self-professed by birth and Southern by choice. They grew up in New in meeting York, at college New Jersey and Clarkson University in Potsdam, N.Y. area with the Corps U.S. Marine Shortway’s Mr. Following 2009. in 10 years of active duty service, they chose to move back to the area to pursue their dream brewery. a of opening opened they when 2017, October Newport. in Brewery Shortway between the brewery and their three children, Anna, Levi dogs, two and their as well as Rachel, Azure. and Suri bike riding and backyard sports Ms. Shortway with the children. bak- crafting, time spending loves ing with the and children taking beach. the to trips has – Ms. Shortway runners avid three in half-marathons three run and years in three the last states training is currently Shortway Mr. marathon. second his for dance experience is Corps from Marine wed- and receptions ding balls. Ms. Shortway has some childhood jazz, tap and under her belt. Plus, instruction ballet oke. In addition to his experiences experiences his to addition In oke. also has Johnson Mr. Navy, the in been in Thanksgiving the Macy’s in Presley seen Elvis Day Parade, concert and is quite the aficio- trivia. at nado TRACY ROGERS AND AND ROGERS TRACY BRENT WHEELWRIGHT BRENT Johnson MATT LARA MATT Donna Edwards and Kip Kip and Edwards Donna Following retirement from the from retirement Following His hobbies are music and Donna Donna is Edwards originally She has had two years of Ms. Edwards’ Kip partner, include hobbies Johnson’s Mr. SHANNON CALLAHAN AND AND CALLAHAN SHANNON fixing fixing them and finding ways to them. sell otherwise or reuse he in settled 2007, Corps Marine in Carteret County and put his talents to work, opening Beach Wheels Bike Rentals and Island Encore Consignment Shop 2009. in may not His experience bicycles. be from in but he dance, has traveled Road Ocean Great Australia’s in to the 12 Apostles Melbourne sunset. the catch to time from Norfolk, Va., from but Norfolk, in settled County in Carteret 1991. She is children, adult two of mother the Edwards Ms. Deborah. and Justin retired from legal services Marine Corps Air Cherry Station at Point, serving four branches of career. her during military the and ballroom instruction counts also She hobby. true a as dancing in enjoys volunteering the community, shell hunting along the Crystal Coast beaches and is a enthusiast. yoga Johnson, is a Milwaukee, Wis., He native. joined the U.S. Navy in 1978, Wisconsin. of following University the from graduation He moved retired and from 2012, civil in service Va., at Quantico, to Carteret County in 2014 of the enjoy to beaches the Crystal Coast. stroll- projects, home completing kara- with ing on playing the beaches, singing and spaniel cocker his From left: KAYLEE FORCIER, PHOEBE PHOEBE FORCIER, KAYLEE left: From McNAMARA AND MARLEY PITTMAN MARLEY AND McNAMARA LOWERY Adyline and Bryan Nicklow Bryan and Adyline ABBY JOLLY AND BOB BOB AND JOLLY ABBY After the champions have been been have champions the After Tickets are available at the are Tickets $50 and $75, and couples, dancing the are Listed At age 6, Adyline Nicklow is the the is Nicklow Adyline 6, age At Her hobbies include dance, Mr. is Nicklow grandpa to passion- recycler, He is an avid crowned, there will there be crowned, of plenty time for attendees to take the dance floor and show their own skills. dance Carteret Smart Start mhc- office website, the event through or dancingstars.com. and beer/wine a include dinner, informa- more For dance. of night tion, Smart call Start at Carteret 252-727-0440. as well as biogra- their provided phies. youngest youngest competitor this year. 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4:45-5:15 4:45-5:15 Trips and Trips Tours SOUTH AFRICAAND CAPE ZULULAND WILDLIFE Wednesday-Tuesday, Aug. SAFARI 14- 27. The Friends Maritime Museum of in Beaufort the is The sponsoring tour this N.C. tour. begins outside Durban the east along coast of the where country, a wide variety of life wild- will be reserves, observed Manyoni at and two Thula Game Thula Reserves. The second leg of the tour takes ticipants par- to the boat Cape, journeys search where for great white sharks and southern right whales, and days trips include Table parks, Mountain, botanical gardens the Winelands. and The fee national for the 14-day South Africa – Zululand and Cape Town safari starts at approximately $6,000 and does not include airfare. Wildlife Rockjumper is organizer The tour Tours. For more contact information,JoAnne Powell joann at [email protected]. and 4:45-5:15 p.m. Thursdays Feb. Feb. Thursdays p.m. 4:45-5:15 and 21-March 28 at the Center, Morehead Recreation and Parks City 1600 Fisher St., Morehead City. The Morehead City Parks Recreation and Department spon- dance sors classes children’s for ages 4-6. This beginning children class is a great to introduction ballet and creative movement dancing, allowing your child to and to themselves express learn a few fun dance moves and leotard shoes in Ballet process. the are not Boys required. and girls six for $30 for cost The welcome. ending classes March 28. Please and Parks City Morehead contact Victo- at Department Recreation or [email protected] ext. 252-726-5083, 1, for more information. ADULT DANCE HIP HOP CLASS 5:30-6:30 p.m. Wednesdays at the Morehead City Parks Recreation Center, and 1600 Fisher will The class City. Morehead St., be a fun No dance experi- levels. and workout ages all for great ence is Bring required. a bottle of There City water. is Morehead a $5 contact drop-in Please fee. Department Recreation and Parks Victoria. at for more information [email protected] 1. or ext. 252-726-5083, BOYS HIP HOP CLASS p.m. at Tuesdays the Morehead Center, Recreation and Parks City 1600 Fisher St., Morehead City. Please contact Department Morehead Recreation City and Parks Victoria. at for more information [email protected] 1. or ext. 252-726-5083, 9:30 9:30 4-5 4-5 p.m. 10 a.m. 4-4:30 4-4:30 p.m. with with the park

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rangers. All All work is to scheduled rangers. meet Tuesdays Tuesdays until Feb. 26 at Morehead the City Recreation Center, 1600 Fisher Parks The program City. St., Morehead and is for those about ages kids 10 educating to on 14 focus will and healthy eating, making healthy choices and active in becoming order to over- improve more all health and body confidence. The cost of the is program $50. Registration will close by Jan. instructed be will 25. program The informa- more For Ward. Victoria at Ms. Ward contact please tion, Victoria.ward@moreheadcitync. 1. ext. 252-726-5083, call or org KIDS BALLET CLASS Fitness FIT & FUN YOUTH Education AT NEEDED FORT TOUR GUIDES FORT PARK MACON STATE a.m. to noon Feb. 19 Tuesdays, and 26 at Fort Macon Park bar- racks, across the road from the Coast Guard Station entrance. Those at for the fort volunteers are guides, searching tour fort for Visitors and Education Coastal the Center, and of three consists for Training guides. park nature half-day sessions. Guides tours give informational of the fort, and work in the Center Visitors the informa- of manning consists tion desk, roaming the exhibits guides Nature visitors. aiding and the will work envi- around parks and train ronment 9-9:30 from served be will donuts a.m. For guide call information, or at John Rhodes 252-393-7313 the with [email protected] email “Guides.” subject For volunteer and nature guide information, contact Ranger Paul Branch by email at paul.branch@ncdenr. at or gov contact the park If at like to office you’d 252-726-3775. be a guide, but can’t make the February training dates, please by Rhodes or phone Mr. contact email with the subject: “Guides plans.” training other for Wednesday, Feb. 27 at Fort Macon Macon Fort at 27 Feb. Wednesday, Learn Beach. Atlantic in Park State about a Civil War-era musket’s history, loading procedures and fort. the in Meet firing. and discuss about winter weather weather winter about discuss and will paddling Participants safety. discuss what they need to to do stay safe while in paddling Meet the coast. the around waters the inside Visitor the auditorium call information, more For Center. 910-326-4881. MUSKET DEMONSTRATION FIRING 10 10 a.m. 10 10 a.m. 10 a.m. 2 p.m. Saturday, Saturday, p.m. 2 11 11 a.m. Saturday, population in eastern in eastern population

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ART Carolina Carolina Artist Gallery is a This show will continue dur- In addition, work by member Liner Liner notes to the CD reflect jewelry and mixed local artists who media participated in by this non-juried show. ing regular gallery a.m. to 5 hours,p.m. Tuesday through 11 Saturday. The March 30. Saturday, show ends artists will also be and for sale. on display co-operative gallery ing of more than consist- 20 juried artists who run the gallery. This Beaufort. (Chatham Rabbits photo) Rabbits (Chatham Beaufort. our gathered best original songs at that point and found arrangements and consistent that us allowed to threads them present as a cohesive piece of art,” Ms. said. McCombie “For me, I think the personifies best that song the sound is Rabbits ‘Come Chatham Home,’ because it tells a story deep set in the South told with simple phrases, and showcases voices.” our of both You’ From I Want “‘All vision: that is at once. many It sentiments is A – everything all-encompassing. big ask. The stories tell of folks dif- who for are something ready of what certain are Some ferent. they want, the others are not. than Most more to bound simply are present the that assured moment, to be meant they’re is not where long.” for Chatham Rabbits will perform a concert Saturday, Fe Saturday, a concert perform will Rabbits Chatham

The show will feature paint- “For this album, we essentially we essentially album, this “For The The new album features ten “So “So much since has happened One of those stops will include include will stops of One those Based Based in the Bynum, husband A lot has happened for Chatham Chatham for happened has lot A This is the first show the gal- An opening reception will be A A new art “Resilience,” show, ings, drawings, sculpture, photographs, writings, ceramics, original original compositions McCombies by and orig- highlights The their South. the the to ties binding string a were Rabbits Chatham inal band of the early 20th century, and are new these proud rabbits tradition. the on carry to we we last performed in Beaufort,” “It has said. been Ms. McCombie an absolute whirlwind, music and playing be to we grateful so are imagine can’t We our careers. for Carteret love We back. going ever County so much and by have welcomed incredibly the felt Ann Street UMC We community. are to thrilled with partner them on show.” another a return visit to Ann Street United United Street Ann to visit a return Methodist Church for a Feb. concert Saturday, 7 p.m. at beginning (chil- adults for $10 are Tickets 16. dren under 12 for be available will admitted Refreshments free). sale and a portion of from the ceeds show will benefit the pro- the church’s youth and disaster ministries. response and and wife duo of and Sarah banjo) and Osborne (vocals McCombie Austin McCombie (vocals, guitar and fiddle) have quit their day jobs, released a new CD (“All I Want From on You” Chapel Hill’s Robust Records), were featured NC” are and Home, “My on PBS’s album- a of sold-out, tour playing state. the across shows release Rabbits Rabbits since they hopped over to Ann Street United Methodist Church in for Beaufort a concert spring. last BY CHUCK WATERS CONTRIBUTOR lery will hold in its new location. location. lery will hold in its new It will celebrate the resilience of the communities in the area as they fight the devastation of Hurricane Florence, which hit the area last September. held from 5 to 7 p.m. opens Saturday, Feb. 16 at Carolina Carolina at 16 Feb. Saturday, opens Arendell at and 9th Gallery Artist City. Morehead in streets ‘Resilience’ art show set Chatham Rabbits return to Beaufort with new album CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

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