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Jun 02 2023
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Tyson Foods to Cut 262 Non-Relocating Workers
The layoffs remove some key executives at a time the U.S. meatpacker is seeking to cut costs in the face of easing demand from cash-strapped consumers and high costs for basics like cattle. Tyson said in October it would relocate all corporate employees from offices in Dakota Dunes, South Dakota, along with those in Chicago and Downers Grove, Illinois, to its headquarters in Springdale,
Newsmax (News)
Jun 06 2023
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James Beard Awards 2023: Philadelphia food scene wins in big way
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Philadelphia's food scene is receiving national recognition. Several of the city's top chefs and restaurants were recognized in a big way at the prestigious James Beard Awards. Friday Saturday Sunday in Rittenhouse was named Outstanding Restaurant in the U.S. at Monday night's awards ceremony. Ellen Yin of High Street Hospitality was awarded the Outstanding Restaurateur
CBS News (Online)
Jun 02 2023
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Tyson Foods to terminate 262 employees remaining at South Dakota office
Come July, 262 Tyson Foods employees in Dakota Dunes, including some executive staff, won't be working for the food giant. That's according to a notice from Tyson's Jamison Smith, vice president of human resources, that was filed on May 26 under the South Dakota Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act website. The news comes after Tyson announced plans in October 2022 to move
Argus Leader
Jun 01 2023
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‘Soft food’ to ‘good faith’: How Biden and McCarthy came together on debt deal
In late March, the prospects of President Biden and Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) coming together for a deal to raise the debt ceiling that both men found palatable looked dim.
On March 28, Biden flatly rejected a call from McCarthy for a meeting, instead urging the top House Republican to release a budget proposal before they could have a conversation in person.
Two days
The Hill
May 28 2023
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Whole Foods, CVS: Memorial Day Grocery Store Hours In Edison, Metuchen
Kicking off summer usually means firing up the barbecue, smoking some meat or whipping up a batch of fresh-squeezed lemonade for the kids. It’s a tried-and-true recipe for a relaxing weekend, but forgetting a key ingredient for a signature dish is a quick way to turn a peaceful day into a stressful mess. To help, Patch has compiled a helpful list of grocery stores that will be open on Memorial
Patch.com
Jun 05 2023
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Yellowstone bears are still able to fatten up, despite loss of some key foods, study finds
Grizzly bears, which can live up to 25 years in the park, are omnivores. In Yellowstone they’ve been documented eating more than 260 different foods, from bugs to plants to fish and young elk. One of the shifts in bear diets researchers have seen is an increase in fall consumption of carcasses, whether from animals killed outside the park by hunters or male elk and bison dying following
The Montana Standard
Jun 05 2023
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Yellowstone bears are still able to fatten up, despite loss of some key foods, study finds
Grizzly bears, which can live up to 25 years in the park, are omnivores. In Yellowstone they’ve been documented eating more than 260 different foods, from bugs to plants to fish and young elk. One of the shifts in bear diets researchers have seen is an increase in fall consumption of carcasses, whether from animals killed outside the park by hunters or male elk and bison dying following
Casper Star-Tribune
Jun 05 2023
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Yellowstone bears are still able to fatten up, despite loss of some key foods, study finds
Although some key foods for grizzly bears in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem have declined in the past two decades, a recent study shows the big bruins have been able to maintain healthy amounts of body fat. That’s essential for the animals to survive during winter hibernation, as well as for female bears to birth and nurse healthy cubs. The study was conducted by lead researcher Andrea
Independent Record
Jun 05 2023
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Yellowstone bears are still able to fatten up, despite loss of some key foods, study finds
Although some key foods for grizzly bears in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem have declined in the past two decades, a recent study shows the big bruins have been able to maintain healthy amounts of body fat. That’s essential for the animals to survive during winter hibernation, as well as for female bears to birth and nurse healthy cubs. The study was conducted by lead researcher Andrea
Billings Gazette
May 19 2023
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Can world manage hunger crisis? Add food costs to the challenges.
Donors have responded generously to boost global resilience to food shortages, but today’s numbers are daunting: more hungry people in more countries. The war in Sudan is just the latest surprise.
In the weeks since fighting erupted in Sudan, ever larger groups of women and children have been fleeing across the border into Chad, seeking food and safety.
Chadians and international
Christian Science Monitor