What is the Colorado slopper burger, and where to get one?
Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 09:51:50 GMT
DENVER (KDVR) -- Many states are famous for a fruit or a vegetable; like Idaho and its potatoes, California's avocados and Iowa's seemingly endless fields of corn. While there's no official food of Colorado, many Coloradans say the state is known for Pueblo green chiles.Those chiles have inspired dishes also famous in Colorado, like green chili and the Colorado-style burger known as the slopper. Top spots to drink local hard cider around Denver A slopper is typically served as two open-faced cheeseburgers, smothered in green chili, with occasional toppings like onions and French fries. The Colorado State Fair's slopper recipe includes Colorado Beef, salad and pepper, buns, pepper jack cheese, and Pueblo green chili. (And just a couple of weeks ago, FOX31's very own Greg Nieto won the slopper eating contest at the fair.)The slopper hamburger (KXRM)Where did the slopper originate?Its official origin is debatable, but Gray's Coors Tavern and Star Bar are often credited with the slopp...Habitat For Humanity of Broward breaks ground on new community in Coral Springs
Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 09:51:50 GMT
First time owners in Broward County received some housing help.Habitat For Humanity of Broward broke ground on a new community in Coral Springs, Monday.The focus for the organization was on affordability for the working class.“Soon, we’ll be standing on a vibrant, beautiful townhome community that will fulfill the American dream of home ownership and the empowerment that it’s going to provide for almost 100 neighbors,” said Nancy Robin, CEO of Habitat For Humanity of Broward. The land for the homes is being donated by the City of Coral Springs.Construction is slated for November and is expected to be complete by next summer.WSVN is a proud sponsor and supporter of Habitat For Humanity.Beachgoers from Texas help beached shark in Pensacola
Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 09:51:50 GMT
PENSACOLA, Fla. (WSVN) — A group of beachgoers raced to save a shark after it gos stuck on the sand.The tourists spotted the ocean predator struggling on shore, so they took matters into their own hands to get it back where it belongs.The group were visiting from Texas and were taking a swim at Pensacola Beach Thursday when they spotted a Mako shark washed ashore.They initially thought the shark was just chasing some prey, but it kept inching closer to shore until it beached itself.After lifeguards told the vacationers there was nothing they could do to help the struggling fish, the group decided to take matters into their own hands.Video captured three people initially pulling on the shark’s tail fin as the creature thrashed in the shallow water, which scared the group.A couple seconds later, they tried once again to pull the shark back into the ocean as it made an even bigger splash.After nearly two minutes, one man was able to turn the shark around and get it into deep eno...Moving Company using her home address
Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 09:51:50 GMT
Mail started showing up at South Florida woman’s house for a moving company that listed her home as their headquarters. Her fear: An angry customer would come after her, and so she turned to Help Me Howard with Patrick Fraser.Way before most of us were born, back in 1925, Victoria Park was created.Denise Toupin: “It’s very nice, very quiet and it’s well located.”Many beautiful old homes, away from crowded noisy Fort Lauderdale.Denise knows, shes been her awhile.Denise Toupin: “Yeah, since 1977, actually.”A good address, which Denise is now sharing.Denise Toupin: “In shock. In shock because I couldn’t believe it.”In shock because the company using her home address is a moving company.Denise Toupin: “Adam Moving Fort Lauderdale Movers. That’s the entire name.”When the generic mail started coming for Adam Moving, Denise Googled the company. Up popped her home address with the logo of Adam Moving over a pictur...City hall parking space revoked after arrest of Miami Commissioner Diaz de la Portilla
Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 09:51:50 GMT
No parking for a Miami commissioner following his arrest.Alex Diaz de la Portilla’s name has been removed from his city hall parking space.Diaz de la Portilla was arrested last week on charges of bribery, money laundering, criminal conspiracy, and official misconduct. He’s denied the allegations.Governor DeSantis suspended him from office last week.Commissioners may consider a temporary replacement to hold the seat until the November election — at a special meeting scheduled for Monday.Madrid and Barcelona team up in effort to make Catalan an EU language
Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 09:51:50 GMT
The EU’s General Affairs Council on Tuesday is set to decide whether to green-light Spain’s proposal to make Catalan, Galician and Basque official EU languages.In an unusually united stance, the national government in Madrid and the Catalan regional government in Barcelona are pushing the bid jointly. It is entirely linked to Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s quest to remain in office after last July’s inconclusive national election.Socialist leader Sánchez needs the support of Catalan separatists to form a government and getting Catalan recognized as an EU language is one of the conditions. EU nationals have the right to use any of the bloc’s 24 official languages to communicate with the institutions and receive replies in that language. Moreover, all EU laws, proposals and decisions — past, present and future — must be translated into the languages given official recognition. However, winning recognition requires unanimous backing of all 27 m...Poland’s ruling party publishes top secret plan as a campaign stunt
Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 09:51:50 GMT
WARSAW — Poland’s ruling nationalist Law and Justice (PiS) party has set off a security storm by publishing parts of a top secret defense plan as part of a campaign spot aimed at discrediting the opposition ahead of the October 15 general election.“Attention! The Tusk government was ready to give up half of the country in the event of a war,” Defense Minister Mariusz Błaszczak said in a video published by PiS on social media on September 17 — the 84th anniversary of the Soviet Union’s attack on Poland in 1939.The minister was referring to a 2011 strategic defense plan prepared by the former government of then Prime Minister Donald Tusk. The former European Council President is now head of the Civic Coalition alliance that’s trying to prevent PiS from winning an unprecedented third straight term in power.“The plan assumed … that Poland could only defend itself for two weeks and the enemy will reach the right bank of the Vistula after seven days,” Błaszczak ...Italy’s Meloni plans a geopolitical Queen’s Gambit
Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 09:51:50 GMT
Elisabeth Braw is a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and adviser at Gallos Technologies and a regular columnist for POLITICO.In the 17th century, the Italian chess player Gioachino Greco created the world’s first chess handbook. One of the moves he recorded was the Queen’s Gambit, an ingenious opening in three parts. Almost exactly 300 years later, his compatriot Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is about to launch a Queen’s Gambit of her own — in foreign policy. And much like Greco’s move, it involves several interlinked steps that, if executed successfully, could yield great dividends. When Greco began his pioneering manuscript detailing entire chess matches, he was already considered one of the world’s best players. By contrast, Meloni was hardly a household name outside of Italy before leading her party to victory in the country’s parliamentary elections last year. The world didn’t really know what to expect — especially when it came to fo...Don’t let Putin keep us out of the EU, Moldova implores
Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 09:51:50 GMT
BRUSSELS — Moldova wants to become the EU’s newest member, pushing to be offered a clear path to accession when Brussels unveils its latest expansion plans next month despite fears that joining could drag the bloc into a decades-old frozen conflict with Russia.Moldova’s Foreign Minister Nicu Popescu insisted in an interview with POLITICO that his country’s EU aspirations shouldn’t be at the mercy of Moscow, which continues to support the breakaway region of Transnistria.“Everything would be easier if a country like ours didn’t have a separatist conflict — it affects our security, economy, border control capacity — it has massive negative effects,” he admitted. Backed by the Kremlin, Transnistria, a region lying along Moldova’s border with Ukraine, has functioned as an unrecognized state since the fall of the USSR, keeping its Soviet-era hammer and sickle flag and using Russian as its official language.However, Popescu insisted, it’s “not at all” true that the standoff will hur...Revealed: Boris Johnson’s (unedited) resignation speech
Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 09:51:50 GMT
LONDON — A defeated Boris Johnson planned to quit Downing Street last year with jokes about the Dignitas suicide clinic and the children’s nursery rhyme Humpty Dumpty as part of a broadside aimed at Tory MPs.The first draft of the resignation speech Johnson delivered as he quit as U.K. prime minister in July 2022 was toned down after discussions with friends and advisers, removing some of the closer-to-the-bone remarks.Revealed for the first time in the new book The Right to Rule by journalist Ben Riley-Smith — and shared with POLITICO ahead of the book’s publication next week — the draft makes clear the depth of the betrayal Johnson felt at his ministers, who forced him from office by resigning en masse in protest at his handling of a sex scandal.Johnson’s first attempt included the line: “In the last 48 hours I have been struck by how many colleagues have asked me to resign with dignity, as though they represented some kind of euthanasia clinic.” Riley-Smith conf...Latest news
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