Al Forno in Providence, RI is known not just for being the birthplace of grilled pizza, but for proudly serving their unique and essential take on pizza since they opened over 30 years ago and earning ...

One of the Northeast’s most lauded chefs, George Germon of Al Forno in Providence, R.I. has died. Germon and his wife Johanne Killeen opened Providence’s landmark Al Forno in 1980. Over the next 30 ...

At first sight, the two artists whose work is on view at Littlefield Gallery in Winter Harbor, “Roy Germon and Amy Bernhardt” (through June 21), don’t appear to have much in common. Germon’s paintings ...

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Chefs Johanne Killeen and George Germon of Al Forno, remember what it was like to cook with the culinary legend Julia Child. PBS Food asks Chefs Johanne Killeen and George Germon, from Al Forno ...

NEW YORK — George Germon, a chef who teamed up with his future wife to found Al Forno, a restaurant that drew international attention as a pillar of the ascendant dining scene in Providence, died at a ...

The essential destination for paper-thin pizzas. Killeen and Germon's kingdom has grown, but it hasn't spread too thin. The essential destination for paper-thin pizzas. Killeen and Germon's kingdom ...

The essential destination for paper-thin pizzas. Killeen and Germon's kingdom has grown, but it hasn't spread too thin. The essential destination for paper-thin pizzas. Killeen and Germon's kingdom ...

PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Thirty-five years after Johanne Killeen and George Germon opened their Al Forno in Providence, people still talk about it, wait hours to dine there and crave, and rave, about their ...

Rachel Germon slammed into the ground at terminal velocity after her parachute failed to open during a 14,000-foot jump. Reporter Early last year, Rachel Germon went skydiving for the first time. The ...

Frank Denison thought he was invincible. Frank Germon was convinced he was about to die. Leaping out of planes with the Army’s 101st Airborne Division, the two paratroopers landed behind enemy lines ...