Girl scout cookies

• Thats because the wait is over. Ralstons Girl Scout Troop 45492 is now selling Girl Scout Cookies directly to the consumer at several area retail outlets. Were really happy about it, said Cheryl Lentsch, leader of Troop 45492.
(Omaha World-Herald)
• And about 46,000 cases of cookies - which translates to 552,000 packages of delectable goodness - are waiting at a distribution center in El Paso. So get those wallets and checkbooks out, fans of Girl Scout cookies.
(El Paso Times)
• Five other girls cluster behind her in blue vests, waiting for the front door to open. "Would you like to buy some Girl Scout cookies?" the kindergarten and first grade girls of Girl Scout Daisy Troop 4150 shout in unison.
(The Tribune)
• Bolton Girl Scout Troop 30287 is sponsoring its fifth annual Cookies for the Soldiers Drive. Bolton Girl Scouts will be selling cookies  at several locations during the coming weeks. Residents can purchase cookies at Bolton Orchards, Saturday, Jan.
(Abington Mariner)
• For many of us, this is the most wonderful time of the year. The holidays are over, but there's still plenty of time to get the taxes done. Snow remains a pleasant novelty. Best of all – the Girl Scouts are selling cookies.
(Salon)
• In 2011, she earned the title of Top Cookie Entrepreneur Officer for selling 3,258 boxes of Girl Scout cookies. It was the largest amount of boxes ever sold by one girl in the 21 counties that make up the Girl Scouts of Southwest Texas.
(msnbc.com)
• Girl Scout cookie season started Sunday, with a format change from past years. Instead of ordering, then waiting anxiously for weeks to receive your cookies, youll be able to tear into the flavors of your choice immediately.
(Sterling Journal-Advocate)
• BLOOMINGTON, Ill.-- One thief in Bloomington just couldnt resist his sweet tooth. Bloomington police say someone stole 60 boxes of Girl Scout cookies from a van parked on North Evans Street, sometime between Monday night and Tuesday morning.
(msnbc.com)
• Its almost Girl Scout Cookie time: beginning Sunday, thousands of scouts will be going door-to-door statewide and across the nation selling boxes of cookies. New this year is that all sales will be direct; there are no more pre-orders in Colorado.
(Denver Post)