ANSWER: Sun Spots is published Monday through Saturday, not on Sunday. A columnist for another Sun Media Group newspaper, The Forecaster, wrote about the disappearance of Heluva Good Clam Dip from store shelves a few years ago. He contacted the manufacturer who stated, “Due to the recent challenges created to meet the Seafood protocol of the FDA we had to discontinue the manufacturing of the Heluva Good New England Clam Dip.” The columnist wrote: “Subsequent queries about exactly what FDA regulations Heluva Good found too onerous to comply with may have tipped the company off that I wasn’t just a frustrated customer. In any event, I didn’t get any more answers.” But the company does offer this recipe on their website:

Clam Dip at Home

INGREDIENTS:

1 cup sour cream

1 (6-1/2 oz.) can minced clams, 2 Tbsp. juices reserved

1 Tbsp. finely chopped onion

2 tsp. Worcestershire sauce

1 tsp. hot sauce

1 tsp. lemon juice

Pinch of salt

Pinch of pepper

DIRECTIONS:

Stir sour cream, clams, reserved clam juice, onion, Worcestershire sauce, hot sauce, lemon juice, salt, and pepper together in a medium-size bowl. Cover and chill before serving.

Humpty Dumpty clam chips are not being produced anymore either.

Sun Spots does not see where the N.E. Patriots’ logo is backwards in the Sun Journal. Can you elaborate on where you saw it backwards? Include the date and page so that we can see what you are referring to.

DEAR SUN SPOTS:  I am inquiring about purchasing Flag Cinemas Movie Money Bonanza coupon books usually sold for fundraising. I have used all the movie coupons in the book I now have that expires Oct. 31, 2015. I am hoping to purchase a couple more that have a later expiration date. Now that school is open, are any schools, sports teams, etc. selling these books? — LL, Greene.

DEAR SUN SPOTS: I’m writing to find out what happened to Greg Miller on Channel 13 weather report. Is he sick or was he transferred somewhere else? I used to enjoy watching him. Thank you. — K.S. in Lewiston.

ANSWER: Craig Miller, an on-air meteorologist with WGME channel 13 is now a real estate agent for Keller Williams in Portland. His bio states: “After studying meteorology at Plymouth State College, Craig pursued careers in television as on-air Meteorologist for WGME as well as in the financial sector as Vice President of Customer Service for Citigroup. Using his valuable customer service and financial skills Craig got involved in real estate investing, and was able to apply his learned negotiating skills to each transaction.”

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