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Food & Dining Winter issue now available

by Robin Garr » Tue Feb 12, 2008 1:36 pm

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The Winter 2008 issue of <I>Food & Dining</i> is now on sale, with its usual heavy load of articles and photos. In this issue you'll find a comprehensive report on the fish sandwich and why this simple treat is such a local success, and profiles of three particularly beer-friendly eateries. You'll also get all the regular reports on beer, wine, spirits and coffee ... recipes, tips, humor, road trip reports, and more.

You can pick up <I>Food & Dining</I> in area hotel rooms or at many shops and news stands (here's a list), or subscribe at our special rate that, with free gift certificates for local restaurants, gives you a full year of Food & Dining for free! (Subscribe here!)
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Food & Dining Winter issue now available

by Doogy R » Tue Feb 12, 2008 5:58 pm

I subscribed back in December. Should I be getting my first issue soon?
Great food along with great company is truly one of lifes best treasures.
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Re: Food & Dining Winter issue now available

by Robin Garr » Tue Feb 12, 2008 6:49 pm

Doogy R wrote:I subscribed back in December. Should I be getting my first issue soon?

You should. It's a quarterly, and subscriptions start with the next issue. In December, you just missed the Autumn issue, hence the delay.

Issues go in the mail from the printing company, so if it's on the street, it's also in the mail. Sadly, we have to depend on the tender mercies of the U.S. Postal Service, and there's some reason to believe that second-class mail is handled by trained apes.

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