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The following pages link to Newspapers.com image ID (P58):
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- One Social Food Hall opens downtown (CT, 5 Nov 2025, p. O26) (Q3150) (← links)
- Zafferano Ristorante, 2969 Cahill Main, Fitchburg (second floor of the Wyndham Garden hotel): Indian–Italian restaurant opened February 2025 by Kalyani Venkatraman; its most popular dish is the butter chicken pizza ($19), w… (CT, 9 Apr 2025, p. O37) (Q3151) (← links)
- Zafferano's butter chicken pizza 'has done well enough' that its owners opened Eloura, 10 W. Mifflin St. (Mediterranean) (CT, 1 Apr 2026, p. O20) (Q3152) (← links)
- Avanti's Italian Restaurant, Verona: opened by the Cerniglia family in 1999 in a Main Street building first built in the 1860s; 'the extensive pizza menu (featuring all housemade dough) is a customer favorite' (CT, 4 Dec 2019, p. O26) (Q3153) (← links)
- Year in food events: at Goodman Community Center, teens in the Mentoring Positives and PEOPLE programs developed a frozen pizza prototype in 2016, to be marketed as Off the Block pizza (CT, 4 Jan 2017, p. O30) (Q3167) (← links)
- Program behind Off the Block salsa looks to sell pizza at Public Market (CT, 2 Aug 2017, p. O10) (Q3168) (← links)
- Mentoring Positives (founded 2004 by Will Green) receives a $175,000 grant; Off the Block salsa sold at Metcalfe's, the Willy Street Co-ops and the Regent Street Co-op; the group is working on Off the Block pizza and is a … (CT, 16 May 2018, p. O16) (Q3169) (← links)
- Trade Roots Culinary Collective: Devon Richards manages Off the Block Enterprises for Mentoring Positives, in which teens make and sell OTB brand salsa and pizzas, with profits going to Mentoring Positives' programs (CT, 31 Oct 2018, p. O18) (Q3170) (← links)
- Mentoring Positives' 15th anniversary: it has created two products, salsa and frozen pizza, under the Off The Block brand (CT, 23 Oct 2019, p. O19) (Q3171) (← links)
- Will Green and Mentoring Positives' Off the Block pizza (CT, 9 Sep 2020, p. O20) (Q3172) (← links)
- Will Green moves Mentoring Positives into its own space (CT, 21 Dec 2022, p. O16) (Q3173) (← links)
- Let's Eat: One Barrel Brewing, 2001 Atwood Ave., serves "a locally made 12-inch Fraboni's pizza, usually $10, only $7 before 5 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays"; cheese, pepperoni, sausage, veggie, and sausage and giardiniera (CT, 18 Apr 2013, p. 5) (Q3178) (← links)
- Fraboni's ad: "February Pizza of the Month: our Delicious C.P.W. pizza — VOTED BEST FROZEN PIZZA IN WISCONSIN" (by Garry Fraboni), Cheese Parsley and Wine sausage 12-inch pizza $6.49 (CT, 13 Feb 2019, p. O18) (Q3179) (← links)
- New-store opening ad: "FREE! Roma Pizza", with cold meats, Pepsi, Thiele sausage and ice cream cones (WSJ, 17 Dec 1964, p. 9) (Q3188) (← links)
- Lawyer To Establish Pizza Plant at Falls (WSJ, 6 Jun 1965, p. 25) (Q3189) (← links)
- Political notes: Don Peterson of Eau Claire is sales manager and vice president of Davis Donnelly's frozen pizza company (CT, 2 Sep 1968, p. 34) (Q3190) (← links)
- C&P Foods coupon: a free quart of Pepsi with any variety of Tombstone Pizza, good through Dec. 31, 1973 (WSJ, 26 Dec 1973, p. 45) (Q3191) (← links)
- Classified: Route Sales — Tombstone Pizza Corporation, P.O. Box 104, Sun Prairie (CT, 13 Apr 1985, p. 22) (Q3192) (← links)
- Grocery ad: frozen sausage Jack's Pizza, 16 oz., $1.39 (WSJ, 30 Nov 1977, p. 13) (Q3193) (← links)
- Grocery ad: Palermo sausage pizza $1.99, beside Jeno's pizza (CT, 9 Oct 1979, p. 51) (Q3194) (← links)
- National Food Stores ad: "Grazianos Frozen Pizza Pies", 12-oz. package 67 cents (also CT 1958-01-02 p17) (WSJ, 12 Sep 1957, p. 20) (Q3201) (← links)
- Classified, business for sale: a Wisconsin Rapids supper club on Highway 13 "featuring American and Italian food, also wholesaling approximately 1,000 pizzas per week to area supermarkets for resale"; reply to a Portesi, 8… (WSJ, 27 Jun 1965, p. 45) (Q3244) (← links)
- Sentry saver's coupon: 19.5-oz. package of frozen Portesi Sausage Pizza, $2.06 with coupon, good through June 10, 1980 (CT, 2 Jun 1980, p. 7) (Q3245) (← links)
- Classified: part-time salesperson for fund raisers (frozen pizza) to schools in the Madison area; Portesi Italian Foods, 1103 2nd St., Stevens Point (WSJ, 2 Aug 1985, p. 39) (Q3246) (← links)
- Grocery insert: assorted varieties of Orv's Lotzza Motzza Pizza, 22–25.45 oz., 2 for $8.00 with card (WSJ, 4 Jul 2004, p. 207) (Q3249) (← links)
- Roundy's bonus-ticket items, Aug. 18–28, 2013: Lotzza Motzza Brew Pub Pizza, selected 22.25–30.75 oz. varieties (WSJ, 21 Aug 2013, p. 51) (Q3250) (← links)
- Festival Foods insert, valid Oct. 4–10, 2023: "Pizza Perfection" coupons for Jack's, Brew Pub Lotzza Motzza, Tombstone, Orv's, Portesi, Luige's, Palermo's, Screamin' Sicilian, Village Pub ($7.99) and Pep's Drafthaus, with a… (WSJ, 4 Oct 2023, p. S3) (Q3252) (← links)
- Willy Street Co-op "Eat Local Month" owner sale, Sept. 2–8, 2019: Cedar Teeth Pizza, all kinds, 18–21 oz., $4.99 (CT, 28 Aug 2019, p. O34) (Q3256) (← links)
- Grocery ad coupon, expires Dec. 10, 2019: Luige's Big Daddy or Fresh Dough Pizza, 27–36 oz., $5.98 (WSJ, 4 Dec 2019, p. S2) (Q3259) (← links)
- Delta Beer Lab, open daily 2–6 p.m. (COVID-19 closures): carryout sales of beer in 4-packs of cans, Pep's Drafthaus frozen pizzas, merchandise and gift certificates; ran weekly in the WSJ and CT through May 2020 (WSJ, 29 Mar 2020, p. C9) (Q3262) (← links)
- Photo and caption: a Beaver Dam Catholic school band pizza sale; band members sold coupons redeemable for a frozen pizza at the Park Plaza Restaurant, 233 Front St., Sept. 18, 1993, to July 31, 1994; six varieties (sausage,… (BDC, 10 Sep 1993, p. 3) (Q3266) (← links)
- Randolph Piggly Wiggly ad: 12-inch Park Plaza Frozen Pizzas, 3 varieties, 3 for $5.99 (Neighbors, 19 Oct 1996, p. 18) (Q3267) (← links)
- Metcalfe's West (7455 Mineral Point Rd.) coupons, expiring Sept. 30, 2012: $1 off any 2 Park Plaza pizzas (12-inch, regularly 2 for $9) and $1 off any 2 Emil's pizzas (12-inch Original, regularly 2 for $11.58) (WSJ, 26 Aug 2012, p. 144) (Q3268) (← links)
- Classified, sales/marketing: "New frozen foods manufacturer needs an aggressive self-starter"; Willowspring Foods, Madison, 608-437-8663 (WSJ, 10 Feb 1980, p. 41) (Q3272) (← links)
- Classified: secretary and aide to the president of a new food manufacturer; call 274-1340, Willowspring Foods, Inc. (WSJ, 1 Jun 1980, p. 38) (Q3273) (← links)
- Classified: demonstrator to cook and sell pizza in grocery stores; Willow Spring Foods, 274-1340 or 437-8663 (ran in the WSJ and CT, Nov.–Dec. 1980) (WSJ, 18 Dec 1980, p. 33) (Q3274) (← links)
- Classified: food assembly line workers needed, extremely clean and dependable; Willowspring Foods, 274-1340 (WSJ, 3 Jan 1981, p. 21) (Q3275) (← links)
- Classified: sanitation worker for frozen pizza plant, must be able to assume responsibility; 274-1340 or 437-6663 (also WSJ April 2–4, 1981) (CT, 2 Apr 1981, p. 4) (Q3276) (← links)
- Felten Auction Service: auction Nov. 17, 1982, at 919 Stewart St., Madison (south of Hwy. 12 & 18 on County D): "Complete Pizza Operation formerly know as Willowspring Foods, Inc., Ordered sold by secured party"; like-new … (WSJ, 11 Nov 1982, p. 43) (Q3277) (← links)
- Classified: "Grand opening … Madison West Towne Mall, Sbarro, The Italian Eatery" hiring cooks/pizza makers, line servers/cashiers and utility workers; apply at the mall information booth (WSJ, 10 Nov 1987, p. 25) (Q3283) (← links)
- Classified: Sbarro, the Italian Eatery, hiring co-managers and entry-level managers, cooks/pizza makers and cashiers; apply at Sbarro, 120 West Towne Mall (WSJ, 3 Oct 1989, p. 24) (Q3284) (← links)
- Classified: "Grand opening … East Towne Mall: Sbarro, the Italian Eatery is now accepting applications" for cooks/pizza makers, servers/cashiers and utility/bus persons; apply at East Towne Mall next to Life Uniform Shop (WSJ, 22 Oct 1989, p. 41) (Q3285) (← links)
- Classified: cashier/server wanted, Sbarro Italian Eatery, West Towne location (WSJ, 4 Mar 2007, p. 117) (Q3286) (← links)
- Sbarro chain files for reorganization (WSJ, 5 Apr 2011, p. 29) (Q3287) (← links)
- Pots-N-Tots livens up West Towne food court (WSJ, 23 Sep 2018, p. E5) (Q3288) (← links)
- 2 Madison locations emblematic of retail evolution, diversity (WSJ, 30 Nov 2024, p. A1) (Q3289) (← links)
- Classified: Papa Murphy's International (Aurora, Colo.) seeks a franchise consultant in the Madison area "who will supervise 20 to 25 stores" (WSJ, 10 Jan 1999, p. 102) (Q3295) (← links)
- Classified: help wanted "for new business in Middleton", Papa Murphy's Take 'N' Bake Pizza, 1015 N. Gammon Rd., 821-0121 (WSJ, 16 Jul 1999, p. 7) (Q3296) (← links)
- Restaurant column: Patti Watson opened Papa Murphy's Take 'N' Bake, 1015 N. Gammon Rd. in Middleton's Stonefield Glen center, on Aug. 4; about 500 stores in 17 states; large 15½-inch one-topping $5.99; stuffed pizza, calzo… (WSJ, 18 Nov 1999, p. 67) (Q3297) (← links)
- Classified: shift supervisors wanted, Papa Murphy's Take 'N' Bake Pizza, 1015 N. Gammon Rd., Middleton, 824-0600 (WSJ, 25 Mar 2000, p. 30) (Q3298) (← links)
