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Jul 25 2023
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Comfort zone: Where to dine right now in North Charleston
As South Carolina’s third largest city, the city of North Charleston has seen rampant growth in population — and with it, a growing food and beverage scene. Park Circle serves as the central hub for the area’s eateries, but across the city new, diverse restaurants and experiences are popping up. The options in the North Area tend to be less expensive and more family-friendly with a laid-back
Charleston City PaperAug 05 2023
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$1 million Mega Millions ticket won in Tyler as jackpot grows to record number
Although no one won the record jackpot in the Friday Mega Millions drawing, a Texan came away with a $1 million prize. The winner, who remained anonymous, purchased the winning ticket at SSA Super Food Mart, 2030 W. Gentry Parkway, in Tyler, according to the Texas Lottery. The winning numbers were 11-30-45-52-56-20. Eight other people won the game’s second tier prize with five matching numbers
The Dallas Morning NewsAug 02 2023
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Portland’s first RV park for homeless people opens, but many are reluctant: 'It's a controlled environment'
One street over from the new Sunderland RV Safe Park, dozens of homeless people live in broken-down vehicles, many of which don’t qualify for the park. Example video title will go here for this video Homeless people who live there look to people like Bruce Arnold, a pastor at PDX Church, for help. He and his team hand out food and clothes there every Wednesday morning. They’ve been doing this
KGW 8May 09 2023
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Maryland produce distributor voluntarily recalls greens over infectious bacteria concerns
A Maryland produce company is voluntarily recalling expired kale, spinach and collard greens over infectious bacteria concerns, according to a news release from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration A bag of kale distributed by Lancaster Foods out of Jessup tested positive for a pathogen of listeria by food safety inspectors in New York last week. The random sample was found in a bag with a “
Baltimore SunAug 01 2023
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Officials Set Up Quarantine Area As Invasive Fly Species Disrupts Agriculture In Los Angeles
Officials have established a quarantine area as an invasive fruit fly effects local agriculture in California. The invasive Tau fruit fly caused officials to quarantine Santa Clarita Valley in Los Angeles County, according to a July 25 announcement from the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA). More than 20 Tau fruit flies have invaded the Stevenson Ranch area, actings as “
The Daily CallerJun 13 2023
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New Orleans Chef believed to be dead returns home alive
A missing New Orleans chef who family members believed to be dead turned up alive and well, telling loved ones he was simply trying to get some alone time. Demietriek Scott, a barbecue-loving food truck owner, was reported missing on Saturday, after family said they had not heard from him in more than two weeks. His business went unattended for days, they told authorities, and Scott also
New York Daily NewsMay 04 2023
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McDonald's franchises face more than $200,000 in fines for child-labor law violations
Three McDonald's franchisees are being fined more than $200,000 after breaking federal child labor laws, including employing, but not paying two 10-year-olds, the Department of Labor said Tuesday.
Bauer Food, Archways Richwood and Bell Restaurant Group – which operate 62 locations across Kentucky, Indiana, Maryland and Ohio – collectively had 305 minors working at their restaurants
NPR (Online News)Aug 13 2023
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Doctors Can Prescribe Ivermectin for COVID-19: FDA Lawyer
Doctors are free to prescribe ivermectin to treat COVID-19, a lawyer representing the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said this week.
“FDA explicitly recognizes that doctors do have the authority to prescribe ivermectin to treat COVID,” Ashley Cheung Honold, a Department of Justice lawyer representing the FDA, said during oral arguments on Aug. 8 in the U.S. Court of Appeals for
The Epoch TimesAug 03 2023
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Joe Biden Attended Dinner With Burisma Executive In DC, Devon Archer Testified
Hunter Biden’s longtime business associate Devon Archer testified to the House Oversight Committee that Joe and Hunter Biden had dinner with a Burisma executive at a Washington, D.C. café. Joe Biden attended a dinner with Burisma executive Vadim Pozharskyi at Cafe Milano in Washington D.C. around April 2015 to talk about the World Food Programme, Archer testified Monday. (RELATED: Devon Archer
The Daily CallerJul 31 2023
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Plastic utensils now only available by request for takeout orders in NYC
NEW YORK CITY (WABC) -- Starting Monday, restaurants and other food service establishments in New York City will only provide plastic utensils for takeout orders if you specifically ask for them. The law also affects condiment packets like ketchup. City leaders hope the new rule will cut down on waste. Restaurants won't get in trouble for violating the legislation for one year. However,
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