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Access to Aid in Gaza Was Dire. Now, It’s Worse.
The flow of aid into Gaza has shrunk so much in May that humanitarian officials say their operations are at risk of shutting down, and that the threat of widespread starvation is more acute than ever. Aid trucks entering Gaza fall far short of meeting need The entry of aid trucks through Gaza’s southern crossings,…
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Review: Latin food restaurant serves traditional favorites for breakfast, lunch and dinner
Gannett Maribeth Renne May 27, 2024 at 5:01 AM Hot, honest, healthy, Latin food that’s gently seasoned and fresh from the kitchen or made to order. It’s just that simple and it’s simply that good. Latin Melting Pot is the no-nonsense approach to mealtime. Whether it is time for breakfast, lunch or dinner, Latin Melting…
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May design news: a car that runs on plastic, food art and the history of the Paralympic Games
In this month’s design news, you can learn how how to make bees out of sushi, bricks out of stone and how to make a car that runs on waste plastic. 1 Brick by brick View image in fullscreen An installation at this year’s Clerkenwell Design Week in London could shake the foundations of the…
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What’s open and closed for Memorial Day? See which stores and restaurants are operating today.
Record travel expected for Memorial Day Record travel expected as millions make plans for Memorial Day 01:55 With Memorial Day finally here, Americans from coast to coast are gearing up to celebrating the holiday with family and friends, or perhaps quietly solo. Whether you’re hosting a barbecue or attending one, you may find yourself in…
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Amazing month for food bank [letter]
May has been an amazing month for the Columbia Food Bank — an amazing month full of kindness and generosity. First, there was “Music with a Mission,” a benefit concert featuring the Wind Spirit Flute Ensemble, under the direction of Allen Anderson. Those lucky enough to attend this evening of magical music at St. John’s…
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Food residue on can opener blade: Lebanon County restaurant inspections, May 27, 2024
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, 866-366-3723, uses a risk-based inspection reporting process for restaurants and other food handlers. Big Mike’s Beer Outlet, 465 Penn Ave. Cleona, May 17. Pass. Plumbing system not maintained in good repair. Hot water faucet at the 3-compartment sink was observed in disrepair. Fresh Donuts Shop, 1202 Cumberland St. Lebanon, May…
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Study finds one in nine people living with food insecurity
Regional Food Bank of the Hudson Valley (MHNN photo) HUDSON VALLEY- A recently released study by Feeding America has found that 1 in 9 people in the Reginal Food Bank of Northeastern New York’s 23-county service area, which includes the Hudson Valley, Catskills, Mid-Hudson, and Capital regions of the state, are living with food insecurity. …
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Hesperia’s farmers market food vendors growing: Dining Around
Hesperia’s Civic Plaza Park is the place to be on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., when vendors set up colorful canopies, trailers and food trucks at the Community Farmers Market. When it comes to food, be prepared to learn something, whether you are an experienced foodie or someone just starting out. Food vendors…
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May 27 – Award-winning food tour company, Flavors Food Tours, launches in Savannah
May 27, 2024 – Award-winning food tour company, Flavors Food Tours, has chosen Savannah to launch its distinctive ‘progressive dining with a difference’ historic cultural food tours. Business owner and founder of Flavors Food Tours, Leslie Wiggins, founded the first food tour in the Caribbean: Flavors of San Juan Food and Culture Tours in 2009.…
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Chef and food writer Joe Ricchio’s hot takes on Maine’s summer eats
Joe Ricchio is a food and travel writer, podcaster, TV and radio personality and private chef. Photo by Anestes Fotiades and courtesy of Joe Ricchio You won’t have to compete with Joe Ricchio for a seat on the city’s patios this summer. The Portland writer and chef prefers to eat indoors with the air conditioning…