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Front Burner: Upcoming food events
What: Tomasso at Turtle Point Clubhouse, celebrating its third anniversary, specializes in authentic cuisine from all regions. Dine in an atmosphere that evokes true family-style Italian hospitality. Thirty percent discount toward dinner menu, paired with a complimentary dessert station.

B'ville Chamber to host re-gifting party
The Greater Baldwinsville Chamber of Commerce will host a re-gifting party from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 12, at the chamber office, 27 Water St., B’ville.

Your Local Market Holds Charity Benefit
Your Local Market is holding a benefit for Bellevue LifeSpring , a local charity that provides emergency services, youth programs, and educational assistance within the Bellevue community.

Community events list, 1/24/12
CLIPBOARDDunmoreFundraiser: Fundraiser to benefit Kelcey Hallinan, 17, Dunmore sophomore, undergoing treatment for Hodgkins lymphoma at Children's Hospital in Philadelphia; Feb. 11, 4-8 p.m., Dunmore High School; food, specialty baskets, raffles, local

Lucky in Love silent auction reception is Friday
Cabarrus CARES/Kitty City will host the 6th Annual Lucky In Love silent auction and reception at 6 p.m. Friday at Hotel Concord.

BRIEFLY: Feb. 9
See what's happening in and around the Tri-towns.

Does your dog need a flu shot?: Animals in the News
The canine influenza vaccine is recommended for dogs most likely to be exposed to the highly contagious virus -- dogs that frequent dog parks, dog daycare centers, boarding kennels, training facilities, veterinary clinics, dog shows and groomers.

Briefs: Metro area tax preparers accused of false returns
Two tax preparers from Metro Detroit were arrested Friday and charged with submitting false tax returns for dead people. Detroit resident Renita Adams, 20, and Adreann Turnage, 21, were arraigned in federal court on a charge of conspiracy to defraud the government.

Dog's life on a chain may become illegal in Cleveland; cats show off in Parma: Animals in the News
A proposed ordinance would prohibit tethering animals between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. and for longer than three hours a day. Ropes or chains would have to be at least 20 feet long. Tethering would also be banned when heat or tornado warnings have been issued. Choke, prong and ill-fitting collars would not be allowed. And tethered animals would have to have access to shade, dry shelters and tip-proof ...