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) |$ Z- N) j( w3 v1 a. O4 S HARTLAND TOWNSHIP, Mich. -- It s a place where thousands of families go every year to celebrate fall. Now, Spicer Orchards northwest of Detroit, Michigan is dealing with a crime like no other in its more than 50-year histo stanley becher ry. Someone                             stole more than 22,000 apples                         off acres of trees under the cover of darkness.After running the orchard for more than 50 years, the stanley cup  Spicer family has learned that you only pick apples when they are perfectly ripe. As harvest time nears, they check the apples every few days. On Sunday, October 6, the apples in the farms supplemental orchard on Silver Lake Road in Linden were not quite yet ripe. Then, on Wednesday, October 9, they checked again.  There was nothing there,  said Ryan Spicer, the grandson of Alan Spicer, the farms founder.  We were predicting about 7,000 pounds of apples to be harvested over the next week period,  said Matthew Spicer, the son of the farms founder. Ryan Spicer says his grandpa called the Genesee County Sheriffs Office. They are investigating who took an estimated 22,000 apples worth as much as $14,400. Since neighbors didnt see anything, they believe someone harvested the crop in the middle of the night.  It would have had to be three or four trucks,  said Matthew.  At least a crew stanley termosy  of nine,  added Ryan.  It would have to be somebody who would not have to distinguish between ripe and not ripe apples. Because they took them both,  said Matthew. They know they were not ea Jauo FDA approves two cancer treatments after expedited reviews
/ ^) ?8 K8 {1 q# \ General Mills announced a voluntary flour recall due to possible E. coli contamination.According to a news release, General Mills is collaborating with health officials to investigate an ongoing, multistate outbreak of E. coli O121 that may be potentia stanley trinkflaschen lly linked to Gold Medal flour, Wondra flour and Signature Kitchens flour.According to the news release, to date, E. coli O121 has not been found in any General Mills flour products or in the flour manufacturing facility, and the company has not been contacted directly by any consumer reporting confirmed illnesses related to these products.The recall affects retail products that could be currently in stores or in consumers pantries.According to the news release, if you have any of the products listed below they should not be used.The specific products in the recall include:13.5-ounce Gold Medal WondraPackage UPC: 000-16000-18980Recalled Better if Used by Dates: 25FEB2017 thru 30MAR20172-pound stanley mug  Gold Medal All Purpose FlourPackage UPC: 000-16000-10710Recalled Better if Used by Dates: 25MAY2017KC thru 03JUN2017KC5-pound Gold Medal All Purpose FlourPackage UPC: 000-16000-10610Recalled Better if Used b kubki stanley y Dates: 25MAY2017KC, 27MAY2017KC thru 31MAY2017KC, 01JUN2017KC, 03JUN2017KC thru 05JUN2017KC, 11JUN2017KC THRU 14JUN2017KC10-pound Gold Medal All Purpose FlourPackage UPC: 000-16000-10410Recalled Better if Used by Dates: 02JUN2017KC, 03JUN2017KC10-pound Gold Medal All Purpose Flour 鈥?Banded PackPackage UPC: 000-16000-10410Recalled Bette