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THE VETERANS AFFAIRS/LEGIONELLA MESS: IT GROWS AND GROWS Just when you thought the Legionella scandal at the Department of Veterans Affairs' hospitals in Pittsburgh couldn't get any worse, it explodes. As the Trib reported on Sunday, the bacteria that can lead to Legionnaires' disease were running rampant at the VA's ...

FILE - In this Aug. 28, 2012 file photo, award-winning chef Charlie Trotter is seen during an interview with The Associated Press at his restaurant in Chicago. A federal lawsuit filed Thursday, June 13, 2013, in Chicago accuses Trotter and one of his wine experts of duping two New York wine collectors into buying what they thought was a bottle of 1945 Domaine de la Romanee-Conti magnum in June 2012. They are seeking damages of more than $76,000. They accuse Trotter and his company of violating Illinois consumer fraud laws. (AP Photo/Sitthixay Ditthavong, File)

Charlie Trotter accused of selling bogus $46K wine

Award-winning chef Charlie Trotter is being sued by two New York wine collectors who say he sold them a bottle of wine for more than $46,000 that wasn't what it said on the label. The federal lawsuit filed Thursday in Chicago accuses Trotter and one of his wine experts of ...

This Clark County Dentention Center booking photo shows environmental activist Erin Brockovich, 52, who was arrested late Friday June 7,2013 on suspicion of boating while intoxicated at Lake Mead near Las Vegas. Brockovich was released from the Clark County Detention Center after posting $1,000 bail.(AP Photo/Clark County Detention Center)

DA: Brockovich to face misdemeanor boat DUI charge

Environmental activist and movie namesake Erin Brockovich will face a misdemeanor charge of operating a boat while intoxicated at Lake Mead, the district attorney in Las Vegas decided Tuesday. Brockovich, 52, has an Oct. 7 court date in Henderson Justice Court stemming from her arrest Friday evening at a marina ...

Study sheds light on origins of French winemaking

Scrapings from the bottoms of 2,500-year-old pottery containers have shed new light on the origins of French winemaking. A team of archaeologists led by the University of Pennsylvania's Patrick McGovern used biomolecular analysis to confirm that fifth-century B.C. Etruscan amphorae found near Montpellier in southern France once contained a type ...

FILE - In this June 13, 2010 file photo, a Spirit Airlines airplane sits on the tarmac at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Beginning in June 2013, Spirit Airlines will start serving wine in cans, saying the cans are easier to store, and they weigh less than bottles. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky, File)

Spirit Airlines starts serving wine in cans

Spirit Airlines is thinking outside of the bottle. The low-cost carrier known for extra fees and cheeky ads is now pouring wine out of aluminum cans. Starting this week, passengers can purchase white moscato or strawberry moscato wine from Friends Fun Wine, an Aventura, Fla. company. Spirit will continue to ...

Recovering cocaine addict Maria Buchanan sits quietly in her living room praying and meditating, as she does each morning in Quincy, Ill., April 29, 2013. Maintaining spiritual fitness is a big part part of Buchanan's recovery program. Her addiction spanned two decades, numerous jobs, significant others and jail stays. This past July, Buchanan sought addiction treatment at Great River Recovery Resources in Quincy. (AP Photo/The Quincy Herald-Whig, Steve Bohnstedt)

SPOTLIGHT: Quincy woman living life post-addiction

Tears streamed down Maria Buchanan's face and dripped into the pile of crack cocaine in her lap. She'd finally hit bottom. Her addiction spanned two decades, numerous jobs, significant others and jail stays. Buchanan, 49, previously had tried to clear her mind and quit using drugs, but she caved to ...

Children jump from car with drunk father driving

Florida authorities say three children visiting from Ohio jumped out of a moving car with their drunken father behind the wheel. Demitri Nicholas of Piqua, Ohio, was arrested Monday in Palm Coast and charged with felony child neglect. Jail records show he's been released from the Flagler County Jail after ...

AS GREEK AS THE SEA

c.2013 New York Times News Service The white wine grapes of Greece — with names like moschofilero, roditis and assyrtiko — sound a bit scary, like alien beings. But I think of them as the constituents of a parallel universe in which people embrace these wonderfully refreshing, intriguing whites, rather ...

AS GREEK AS THE SEA

c.2013 New York Times News Service The white wine grapes of Greece — with names like moschofilero, roditis and assyrtiko — sound a bit scary, like alien beings. But I think of them as the constituents of a parallel universe in which people embrace these wonderfully refreshing, intriguing whites, rather ...

Opposition, zoning kill Ravenswood distillery plan

A company has dropped its plan to open a moonshine distillery in Ravenswood. Media outlets report that Appalachian Mountain Distillery decided to look for another site in Jackson County following opposition by some Ravenswood residents. Mayor Michael Ihle says the city's zoning ordinance also was a factor. The proposed site ...

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