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Mar 17 2024
News
‘Plated: A Food Diary’ by Jack Ceglic
From April 5 to May 13, The Drawing Room in East Hampton will present “Plated: A Food Diary, 2020-2024,” recent oil on paper drawings by Jack Ceglic. Recognized for his extensive exploration of portraiture in oil, crayon and other mediums, the artist’s current work spotlights the subject of food —- a fundamental through-line in his life and work. As a child in Brooklyn, Ceglic observed the
27 EastApr 13 2024
News
Photos: French Quarter Fest crowds enjoy food and music under blue skies
The Times-PicayuneApr 10 2024
Opinion
Congress Can Help Puerto Rico Escape the Food Stamp Poverty Trap
Each year, the U.S. Congress allocates over $400 million for food assistance to support more than 250,000 residents of Puerto Rico who are able-bodied adults without dependents, and are between the ages of 18 and 54. Notably, this financial assistance does not come with a work obligation. Congress does not apply this approach to any of the 50 states, the District of Columbia, or even to Guam
NewsweekApr 13 2024
News
Gluten-free food is what Vertex Coffee is all about in Ann Arbor & Ypsilanti
YPSILANTI, MI -- Coffee, gluten-free baked goods and, eventually, zero-proof drinks make up a new coffee shop’s menu in Ypsilanti. Vertex Coffee Roasters recently opened its second location in Ypsilanti’s Depot Town at 307 N. River St. The business softly opened on March 23 and plans to have its grand opening on May 11. Read more: Ann Arbor coffee shop expands to Ypsilanti in former Cultivate
MLive.comApr 13 2024
News
Study at Tufts keeps patients ‘locked up’ for two weeks to unlock the mysteries of food
“This, to me, is like going to Nepal or going to Israel. It’s like another adventure,” said Hamdorf, a retired CPA. It started in mid-January when he checked into a 12th-floor room in a drab brick building in Boston’s Chinatown. At age 70, Hamdorf has no permanent address and spends his days traveling or living on his boat in Maine. But for this jaunt, this intrepid soul was confined to a
The Boston GlobeApr 13 2024
News
Room to grow as Revitalize CDC finishes work on warehouse for expanding food, housing programs
SPRINGFIELD – Revitalize CDC, which started off in 1992 as a group of volunteers doing basic repairs, is now a $5 million-a-year organization with 19 employees and providing slow cookers, healing air handling, mold remediation and pest control.
All in an effort to stop blight and improve the lives of people in Springfield and surrounding Hampden County cities by improving their housing
MassLive.comApr 02 2024
Opinion
California’s Crazy ‘Fast Food’ Minimum Wage Takes Effect
California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s higher minimum wage for fast-food workers takes effect Monday. On top of California’s already high $16 minimum wage, the minimum wage for fast-food workers will increase to $20 an hour, the highest minimum wage in the U.S.
Minimum-wage advocates parrot the claim that this is a win for fast-food workers. They cite a few studies to argue that those workers
Wall Street Journal (Opinion)Apr 12 2024
News
Farmers market to 'provide food, nutrition, education, fun': New manager set to begin
SALISBURY — Making the Salisbury Rowan Farmers Market a fun place to be for all ages is what Leigh Anne Powlas, the new manager, wants to focus on for the market. Born and raised in Salisbury, Powlas is married to Salisbury native Keith Powlas and they have two daughters, Megan, 15 and Grace, 13. Powlas said her husband worked in forestry and they sold their farm to be able to travel with him
Salisbury PostMar 28 2024
News
Florida food delivery bill goes to Gov. DeSantis
TALLAHASSEE - The state's legislature formally sent 18 bills to Gov. Ron DeSantis on Wednesday, including a measure which would prevent local regulations on food-delivery platforms. The Senate bill, which unanimously passed before the March 8 end of the annual legislative session, would "preempt" local regulations, giving oversight of food delivery platforms to the state. The bill also would
CBS News (Online)Apr 19 2024
News
Food that helps feed more than 1,000 at Antarctic research bases for a year procured by Elgin company
Food for two of the three U.S. research bases located in the frozen tundra of Antarctica is procured by Elgin-based St. Charles Trading Inc., which obtains enough to feed more than 1,000 for a year, according to Vanessa Baker, the company’s marketing director. “McMurdo Station peaks out at around 1,000 people who rotate in and out and go into the field on different science projects or support
Chicago Tribune