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Oct 25 2023
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An Oregon union wants to end self-serve fuel, months after it began
For the last three months, drivers throughout Oregon have been free to gas up without the help of an attendant. Now, one of the state’s largest labor unions wants to put them back in their cars. United Food and Commercial Workers Local 555 submitted an initiativeWednesday that would reinstate a ban on self-service fueling. If UFCW can collect 117,173 valid signatures by July, the heated debate
Jefferson Public RadioOct 06 2023
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7 Nonprofits To Get Behind In And Near Mansfield This Fall
MANSFIELD, CT — Nonprofit groups are keystone community organizations in and near Stafford, especially this time of year when food pantries are in need of Thanksgiving donations.
There is no shortage of organizations to volunteer or get behind financially, and that need your help as we gear up for the holiday period.
Here are seven related nonprofit groups you should know about
Patch.comOct 06 2023
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6 Nonprofits To Get Behind In And Near Tolland This Fall
TOLLAND, CT — Nonprofit groups are keystone community organizations in and near Tolland, especially this time of year when food pantries are in need of Thanksgiving donations.
There is no shortage of organizations to volunteer or get behind financially, and that need your help as we gear up for the holiday period.
Here are six related nonprofit groups you should know about in and
Patch.comOct 18 2023
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Wakefield chicken barn fire remains under investigation
WAKEFIELD, Neb. — The investigation into the cause of a fire that destroyed a barn full of young chickens Tuesday near Wakefield continues. The Nebraska State Fire Marshal's office was at the scene Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning, and the cause of the fire remains under investigation, said Pat Malena, vice president of farm operations for Michael Foods, which owns the Gardner Growers
Sioux-City JournalOct 30 2023
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CVS, Target and other eye-drop products pose risk of dangerous infections, FDA warns
More than two dozen over-the-counter eye-drop products marketed under CVS Health Corp. CVS, , Target Corp. TGT, , Rite Aid Corp. RADCQ, and other brands pose a risk of eye infections that could cause partial vision loss or blindness, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration warned Friday. Consumers should not buy or use the products, which include lubricating and dry-eye relief drops sold under
MarketWatchOct 24 2023
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The Ecology Center throwing public party to celebrate 15 years in San Juan Capistrano
Located on 28 acres of the former Kinoshita Farm site, San Juan Capistrano’s Ecology Center, a regenerative organic certified farm and education center, has helped change the culinary landscape of South County in only 15 years. On Nov. 4, the sprawling farm will celebrate its 15-year anniversary with a public fete featuring food straight from the soil, guided tours of the farm, live music and
Orange County RegisterNov 06 2023
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GOP Attorneys General Sue FDA over Approval of ‘Risky, Untested’ Mail-Order Abortion Pills
The attorneys general of Missouri, Idaho, and Kansas announced Monday that they are suing the Food and Drug Administration and the U.S. Department of Health, alleging that they did not have the legal right to approve abortion pills more than 20 years ago, and did not have the right to authorize the delivery of the pills through the mail during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The 105-page lawsuit
National Review (News)Oct 21 2023
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Aid finally begins to trickle into Gaza through Egypt's border crossing
The border crossing between Egypt and Gaza opened Saturday to let a trickle of desperately needed aid into the besieged Palestinian territory for the first time since Israel sealed it off in the wake of Hamas’ bloody rampage two weeks ago. Gaza’s 2.3 million Palestinians, half of whom have fled their homes, are rationing food and drinking dirty water. Hospitals say they are running low on
Los Angeles TimesJul 24 2023
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Sen. Lisa Murkowski introduces legislation to strengthen seafood industry
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - The “Farm Bill” is enacted every five years to address a variety of agricultural and food programs. This time around Sen. Lisa Murkowski is introducing legislation that will strengthen a variety of the farm bill provisions to better address needs in Alaska. Murkowski’s “Improving ARCTIC Act” seeks to improve access to healthy foods for Alaskans, food processing needs
Alaska's News Source KTUU/KYESAug 22 2023
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Delaware restaurants to be banned from offering polystyrene take-out containers starting in mid-2025
Delaware businesses will soon be restricted from offering polystyrene take-out containers to their customers. Polystyrene, often known by the commercial brand Styrofoam, is a popular type for both food and drink containers, but advocates point to the fact they can take up to 500 years to disintegrate in landfills as a reason for their use to be severely restricted. "It's really bad healthwise
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