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Apr 15 2024
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Newsom’s minimum wage hike jeopardizes public school food services for needy children
Who doesn’t care about the tots and their school lunches now? Gavin Newsom’s little minimum wage hike for certain restaurants (just not his and not those of his political donors) is having quite the negative ripple effect—menu prices are rising, people are losing their jobs to automation, and small businesses are closing their doors after being community fixtures for decades—but according to a
American ThinkerApr 09 2024
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Boulder, a natural food haven, fosters a new generation of wellness entrepreneurs
This story is part of CNBC's quarterly Cities of Success series, which explores cities that have transformed into business hubs with an entrepreneurial spirit that has attracted capital, companies and employees. Nestled against the Rocky Mountains, Boulder, Colorado, has blossomed into a thriving hub for the natural products and wellness industry. Here, companies generate billions in revenue,
CNBCApr 15 2024
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Dane County awards $41,000 to 15 local organizations fighting food insecurity
Fifteen local organizations will receive to fight food insecurity in Dane County, the county executive's office announced on April 8. The money, totaling $41,000, was made available this year through the Partners in Equity Food Project (PIE), spearheaded by the Dane County Office for Equity and Inclusion. The program is meant to advance the goals of the , a committee that creates
Daily CardinalApr 08 2024
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Food pantries struggle to keep up with demand amidst power outages
Pantries statewide saw a dip in produce on their shelves after several grocery stores and vital pantry donors lost power during recent storms. FREEPORT, Maine — In the wake of consecutive storms wreaking havoc across Maine, food pantries are facing significant challenges, grappling with increased demand and limited resources due to power outages. Freeport Community Services, an organization
News Center MaineApr 11 2024
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Each year, a Burlington food activist opens his home for an Eid feast
BURLINGTON — FaReid Munarsyah missed breaking fast with his friends and family back home in eastern Indonesia. So he created his own gathering in Vermont. For about two decades, the Burlington resident and co-organizer of The People’s Kitchen has been serving up community feasts on Eid from his South End home. The Islamic holiday marks the end of Ramadan when Muslims around the world break
VT DiggerApr 08 2024
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Early Addition: Time to try all of the eclipse-flavored processed food
Early Addition is a daily newsletter to guide you through New York City news, plus other tidbits from around the internet. Sign up here to get the full version in your inbox every weekday morning. Good Monday morning in New York City, where Seamless for weed could be coming. Here's what else is happening: • NYPD officers tackled and handcuffed two violence interrupters during an incident in
GothamistApr 11 2024
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Colorado Springs Asian-fusion food truck delivers enticing aromas and taste
The aromas emanating from the Bowl in the City food truck were even more enticing than the Asian fusion menu I’d perused before arriving at its scheduled location. (In this case, it was a Wednesday at Goat Patch Brewery Co.) Whiffs of grilled marinated meats hung in the air around this diminutive kitchen on wheels simply decorated with a large, cartoonlike noodle bowl. A small sandwich board
Colorado Springs GazetteApr 11 2024
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With new food hall, Ikea launches its full vision for downtown SF
A massive new food hall from Ikea’s sister company opens Thursday, bringing to fruition the firm’s grand vision for downtown San Francisco. The two-floor, 450-seat Saluhall space features five local food vendors, as well as two bars, a bakery, a cooking school and more. It completes the trifecta for Ingka Centres’ complex at 945 Mission St., which opened its Ikea store and workshop space in
SFGATEApr 11 2024
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A downtown Florida saloon was raided and shut down. It didn’t involve drinks or food
Detectives seized slot machines from a Florida bar Wednesday morning following a month-long investigation into illegal gambling, Bradenton police said. Along with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, police say they conducted “several undercover operations” in March at Pour Decisions Saloon, 430 12th St. W., Bradenton, where they found four arcade-style video slot machines available to
Miami Herald