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Mar 01 2024
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Fan starts petition to bring back 'Dollar Dog Night' after Phillies replace hot dog deal
The change comes after a Dollar Dog Night in 2023 turned into a massive food fight and some fans getting thrown out of the game. The change comes after a Dollar Dog Night in 2023 turned into a massive food fight and some fans getting thrown out of the game. The change comes after a Dollar Dog Night in 2023 turned into a massive food fight and some fans getting thrown out of the game. The
ABC 6 WPVIMar 17 2024
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Groundbreaking held in Lincoln Park for multimillion dollar center to help unhoused Chicagoans
CHICAGO (CBS) -- A groundbreaking was held in Lincoln Park on Sunday for a new multi-million dollar community center. Care for Friends, a local nonprofit that serves Chicago's unhoused community, says that the $9.2 million center is more than a new building. Once construction near Christ Our Saviour Church is complete, it will help them provide hot meals, healthcare, and job opportunities for
CBS News (Online)Mar 15 2024
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New drug to treat fatty liver disease clears the FDA: Hartford Healthcare
HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) – The wait is over. Doctors now have a “game-changing” drug to treat fatty liver disease.
“Resmetirom” just cleared the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) finish line with approval this week.
Dr. Elizabeth Richardson- a gastroenterologist and director of the fatty liver program at the Hartford Healthcare Digestive Health Institute- joined News 8 Friday to
WTNHMar 24 2022
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Farmers Paying Triple for Fertilizer: We’re Not the Ones Raising Food Costs
Beep, beep, beep. It’s the familiar sound of food scanned and placed into bags at your local grocery store. You just went in for a few things and meant to keep it under $100. But you walk away with a new case of sticker shock and fewer bags than $100 used to buy.
Inflation has hit every link of the food chain, such as diesel that fuels tractors in the field, and the trucks that deliver
The Epoch TimesMar 18 2024
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Perry to host first in a series of job fairs for Tyson workers employed at closing plant
The first job fair for workers at the closing Tyson Foods plant in Perry will be held from 3-6 p.m. April 3 at the Hotel Pattee, 1112 Willis Ave. in downtown Perry, a group of Perry leaders who've dubbed themselves the Perry Action Team has announced. Nearly 1,300 workers stand to lose their jobs when Arkansas-based Tyson closes the plant June 28. Local, state and regional officials are
Des Moines RegisterMar 17 2024
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Ireland WV holds annual Irish Spring Festival
IRELAND, W.Va. (WBOY) — The community of Ireland, West Virginia celebrated St. Patrick’s Day in its own special way, with the annual Irish Spring Festival. The festival has been a tradition in Ireland for 42 years. Hosted by the Shamrock Community Educational Outreach Service (CEOS) Club, the event serves as their biggest fundraiser of the year. The festivities on March 17 included Irish food
WBOY 12Mar 17 2024
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Utah officials urge responsible pet ownership to protect vulnerable big game animals
ST. GEORGE — With warmer temperatures on the near horizon, many Utahns start heading outside more frequently for outdoor recreation. However, if you are planning to take your dog on any hikes or camping trips this spring and summer, please make sure your pet doesn’t chase or harass any wildlife. The Utah Department of Wildlife Resources issued a media release stating due to deep snow, Utah big
St George NewsMar 12 2024
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Inflation data from CPI report shows sharper price gains: What it means for Fed rate cuts.
Rising gasoline costs kept inflation elevated in February, underscoring that a return to more modest consumer price increases following a pandemic-induced spike may continue to be bumpy.
The climb in fuel costs and rent offset flat food prices.
Overall prices rose 3.2% from a year earlier, up from 3.1% in January, according to the Labor Department’s consumer price index. On a
USA TODAYJun 02 2020
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Minnesotans in their thousands donate food, supplies to riot-hit families
After one of the most heartbreaking weeks in its history, the people of the Twin Cities and Greater Minnesota came to the aid of their neighbors at the many food drives being held in Minneapolis on Sunday.
The magnificent effort could be seen at several locations thanks to the organization of volunteers, but was no better exemplified than at Sanford Middle School 42nd Avenue South,
Bring Me The NewsMar 15 2024
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Historic Wilmington Public Library Serves as Community Hub - WHYY
Next on You Oughta Know, we’re on location in Wilmington. Learn how the library is expanding minds through celebrity speakers. Check out a unique charter school. Step back in time at a modern speakeasy. Visit a food hall with something for everyone. Hear the mayor’s thoughts on revitalization. Celebrate Bob Marley at the People’s Festival. Find out how beer & movies are benefiting local
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