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Cari's mother, Candy Lightner, learned the driver was a repeat DUI offender, recently released on bail for another auto crash.
Dora Calott Wang, M.D.: Health Reform Needs Moms M.D. Dora Calott Wang 2011
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In May 1980, 13 year old Cari Lightner was crossing a street when a drunk driver hit and killed her.
Dora Calott Wang, M.D.: Health Reform Needs Moms M.D. Dora Calott Wang 2011
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You'll find similar efforts at the restaurant McCrady's in Charleston where chef Sean Brock lists farmers and foragers on his menu; at Toqué in Montreal, where chef Normand Laprise's website lists his kitchen staff as "artists" and its suppliers as "artisans"; and at Castagna in Portland, Ore., where chef Matt Lightner, who's been rooting around woodlands for years, produces still-lifes-with-leaves and calls them dinner.
Rozanne Gold: Chocolate Dirt: Is It Art or Is It Dinner? Rozanne Gold 2011
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Mystified at the nation's lack of action toward drunk driving, Lightner founded the organization Mothers Against Drunk Driving, or MADD.
Dora Calott Wang, M.D.: Health Reform Needs Moms M.D. Dora Calott Wang 2011
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You'll find similar efforts at the restaurant McCrady's in Charleston where chef Sean Brock lists farmers and foragers on his menu; at Toqué in Montreal, where chef Normand Laprise's website lists his kitchen staff as "artists" and its suppliers as "artisans"; and at Castagna in Portland, Ore., where chef Matt Lightner, who's been rooting around woodlands for years, produces still-lifes-with-leaves and calls them dinner.
Rozanne Gold: Chocolate Dirt: Is It Art or Is It Dinner? Rozanne Gold 2011
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You'll find similar efforts at the restaurant McCrady's in Charleston where chef Sean Brock lists farmers and foragers on his menu; at Toqué in Montreal, where chef Normand Laprise's website lists his kitchen staff as "artists" and its suppliers as "artisans"; and at Castagna in Portland, Ore., where chef Matt Lightner, who's been rooting around woodlands for years, produces still-lifes-with-leaves and calls them dinner.
Rozanne Gold: Chocolate Dirt: Is It Art or Is It Dinner? Rozanne Gold 2011
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You'll find similar efforts at the restaurant McCrady's in Charleston where chef Sean Brock lists farmers and foragers on his menu; at Toqué in Montreal, where chef Normand Laprise's website lists his kitchen staff as "artists" and its suppliers as "artisans"; and at Castagna in Portland, Ore., where chef Matt Lightner, who's been rooting around woodlands for years, produces still-lifes-with-leaves and calls them dinner.
Rozanne Gold: Chocolate Dirt: Is It Art or Is It Dinner? Rozanne Gold 2011
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You'll find similar efforts at the restaurant McCrady's in Charleston where chef Sean Brock lists farmers and foragers on his menu; at Toqué in Montreal, where chef Normand Laprise's website lists his kitchen staff as "artists" and its suppliers as "artisans"; and at Castagna in Portland, Ore., where chef Matt Lightner, who's been rooting around woodlands for years, produces still-lifes-with-leaves and calls them dinner.
Rozanne Gold: Chocolate Dirt: Is It Art or Is It Dinner? Rozanne Gold 2011
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You'll find similar efforts at the restaurant McCrady's in Charleston where chef Sean Brock lists farmers and foragers on his menu; at Toqué in Montreal, where chef Normand Laprise's website lists his kitchen staff as "artists" and its suppliers as "artisans"; and at Castagna in Portland, Ore., where chef Matt Lightner, who's been rooting around woodlands for years, produces still-lifes-with-leaves and calls them dinner.
Rozanne Gold: Chocolate Dirt: Is It Art or Is It Dinner? Rozanne Gold 2011
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You'll find similar efforts at the restaurant McCrady's in Charleston where chef Sean Brock lists farmers and foragers on his menu; at Toqué in Montreal, where chef Normand Laprise's website lists his kitchen staff as "artists" and its suppliers as "artisans"; and at Castagna in Portland, Ore., where chef Matt Lightner, who's been rooting around woodlands for years, produces still-lifes-with-leaves and calls them dinner.
Rozanne Gold: Chocolate Dirt: Is It Art or Is It Dinner? Rozanne Gold 2011
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