National doughnut day

• This is a recipe I tried for a little dessert get together with friends from high school. The main thing I changed from the recipe is I made them all as doughnut holes and didnt cut them out as doughnuts.
(The Christian Science Monitor)
• For doughnut lovers nationwide, there is always a reason to celebrate the first Friday in June.
(msnbc.com)
• In honor of National Doughnut Day (June 1), heres a reprise of my favorite doughnut shops around the country: Its 7 a.m. and you are in a strange town, hungry and tired.
(Orange County Register)
• New York City seeks to ban big sodas from restaurants, food carts Big Gulp? Meet Big Brother Friday happens to be National Doughnut Day, and a few readers are tying the soda and pastry issues together.
(CNN (blog))
• Above: Chattanooga firefighters from Station 3 in Lookout Valley were surprised with free doughnuts from the Chattanooga chapter of the Salvation Army.
(WTVC)
• It was, after all, National Donut Day, the 75th annual celebration of the confection Mr. Bloomberg: "Come on, it doesn't sound ridiculous. One doughnut's not going to hurt you. In moderation, most things are O.K.
(New York Times)
• New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has taken a lot of heat for his crusade against obesity, most recently for his proposal to ban large-sized soft drinks throughout the city.
(Daily Caller)
• Theres a hole lotta happy going on.
(CNN)
• Taste Bistro and Greenbelly restaurants are merging to create an entity focused on new dining and catering options for the citys health-conscious and environmentally conscious diners. As part of the changes, Greenbelly is moving.
(Omaha World-Herald)
•  What's round, has a hole in it and is sinfully delicious? A doughnut, of course. Friday was National Doughnut Day, and from the looks of the crowd inside Butter Cream Bakery on Jefferson Street, this was one celebration Napans fully embraced.
(Napa Valley Register)