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Wednesday, May 13, 2009Spots and Spotlights Host(s): Lynne Ford
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It began with apple butter and grew into a successful family business that produces natural fruit butters, preserves, and jellies without corn syrups or preservatives. Dillman Farm's Cary Dillman tells the company's tasty story on May's "Spots and Spotlights." Michele Zavatsky shares kid-tested places to visit along I-75 from Michigan to Florida. Zephora Haddon discusses her clever and useful idea for keeping kids safe. And Tim Arheit, owner of Honey Run Apiaries, explains the intriguing behavior of bees.
 
Tags: jelly, preserves, fruit butters, natural preserves, Cary, Michele, I-75, vacation, kids activities, Honey Run Apiaries, honey, TimCategories: n/a
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