Dec 17th, 2008 · For the third year in a row, a Liberty Eagle gold coin worth almost $1,000 was dropped in a Salvation Army kettles. Each time, the coin has been accompanied by a small note, "In memory of Mimi." Megan Spears, resource management director of The Salvation Army of Lee County, Fla., talks about the donation.
Nov 19th, 2008 · You'll soon be seeing volunteers for The Salvation Army out with their red kettles, asking for donations. They've had trouble before because so many people only have plastic on hand. Now, five bell-ringers in El Paso County, Colo., will be the first to accept credit and debit cards along with coins and bills. So if you just never seem to have any spare change on hand — consider that excuse a ghost of Christmas past.
Aug 20th, 2008 · Paella prepared on a kettle grill and served with a glass of cool sangria made for a magical party for food writer Bonny Wolf. But first she gathered a few tips on the proper equipment and ingredients for this traditional Spanish meal.
Jan 3rd, 2008 · You can take the Packers fan out of Green Bay -- and if you take them to New York, they'll beat a path to the Kettle of Fish. Producers Dan Pashman and Win Rosenfeld file a video report on cheeseheads in the wild of Gotham.
Dec 30th, 2005 · News & Notes offers a special holiday play that looks inside a corporate office, where competition threatens to undermine the spirit of giving.
Aug 17th, 2005 · Paella prepared on a kettle grill and a glass of cool sangria made for a magical party for food writer Bonny Wolf. She shares her recipes and tips.
Dec 15th, 2004 · the Salvation Army is struggling to find volunteers to stand in the cold and encourage shoppers to spare a little change. To make up for the dearth of human bell ringers, the charity is installing cardboard cutouts of people called "standees" in select stores. The cut-outs come equipped with cardboard kettles, and, yes, cardboard bells too.
Nov 2nd, 2004 · Brazilian artist Hermeto Pascoal is famous for his ability to play anything: frying pans, plates, even a tea kettle. But the 68-year-old musician, who is currently on a U.S. tour, has gained the respect of many American jazz musicians. NPR's Martin Kaste profiles Pascoal.