Kitchen sinks - Restaurant Inspections
Inspections conducted by the Peoria City/County Health department were released last month. Monthly results with a score of fewer than 80 out of 100 points and those scoring 100 points are published.
Shopping list: 340,000 kilograms of grain; 45,000 kilograms of meat; 10,400 cases of mixed fruits and vegetables; bees. These are just a few of the ingredients for a year's meals to feed the elephants, big cats, bats, birds and other beasts at New York's zoos.
It's easy to see how homeowners get caught up in color palettes, fabrics and accessories during room planning.
Thinking about making a change to your home? Find out about the hottest home improvement trends.
A local pizza place was hit with some critical health code violations this week. Dirty and broken equipment were just some of the things that caused the lowest score of the week.
Its a good school. Thats what Elmhurst sophomore Joshua Sanders had to say when he heard his school might close. Its safe and nice and quiet.
Chandretta Lewis wasn't thrilled with the amount of money she was told she would receive from the state's $3 billion Homeowner Grant Program. For Lewis, a basic need for a grant outweighs her dissatisfaction.
Information from state Health Department records for inspections Dec. 7-8. (Benton County Daily Record)
Shopping list: 340,000 kilograms of grain; 45,000 kilograms of meat; 10,400 cases of mixed fruits and vegetables; bees. These are just a few of the ingredients for a year's meals to feed the elephants, big cats, bats, birds and other beasts at New York's zoos.
It's easy to see how homeowners get caught up in color palettes, fabrics and accessories during room planning.
Thinking about making a change to your home? Find out about the hottest home improvement trends.
A local pizza place was hit with some critical health code violations this week. Dirty and broken equipment were just some of the things that caused the lowest score of the week.
Its a good school. Thats what Elmhurst sophomore Joshua Sanders had to say when he heard his school might close. Its safe and nice and quiet.
Chandretta Lewis wasn't thrilled with the amount of money she was told she would receive from the state's $3 billion Homeowner Grant Program. For Lewis, a basic need for a grant outweighs her dissatisfaction.
Information from state Health Department records for inspections Dec. 7-8. (Benton County Daily Record)
