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Food Truck Stirs up Small Town Debate in Accomack County
PARKSLEY, Va. — Town leaders in Parksley have passed an ordinance banning permanent food trucks. The motion came after a food truck opened up in town earlier this year. Back in June, the Eben Ezer Haitian-owned store opened up a food truck on its property. The owners said they got permission from the Accomack County…
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Food vendors will see increases
<!– SHOW ARTICLE –> LISBON — Most food vendors in the Columbiana County Health District can expect to pay higher fees for their licenses next year, with the exception of temporary license holders, who will pay less. “Some went up, some went down,” Environmental Director Laura Fauss said. The health district board approved the first…
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Friendly competition among group of local mayors targets food insecurity
MADISON COUNTY, Ohio (WMCH) — A group of local mayors is using a friendly competition to help fill the food pantries. The communities of West Jefferson, Plain City, London and Mount Sterling are all participating. Each of the mayors have encouraged community members to donate items at drop-off sites. Former Columbus Zoo executive pleads guilty…
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Least surprising winner at ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP: the food
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Food Truck Tracker: Here’s What Food Trucks in the Area are Doing
(WYDaily Media) HISTORIC TRIANGLE — Several food trucks from the Historic Triangle continue to serve culinary creations throughout the community. From breweries, distilleries, and vineyards, here’s where you can find local food truck operators the weekend of Oct. 20-22. We want to hear from you! Do you have a food truck or know of one…
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Three guidelines to help you expand your food palate
Trying new foods is a low-risk, high-reward situation. If you hate it, you move on, and if you love it, you eat it again. But even with this simple breakdown, trying new foods can still feel daunting. If you want to expand your food palate but do not know where to start, follow along for…
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Area food bank faces increased need and higher costs
Here’s some food for thought: One area food bank expects increased need this winter, and higher food costs. Ryan McCambridge is the Director of Linn Benton Food Share. He said since federal and state pandemic assistance ended last spring, demand has risen steadily, and it’s now at historically high levels. “If your rent is increasing,…
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Free food box in front of The Plant helping fight food insecurity in College Town
The Plant has a free food box supplied by Little Sunshine Pantries that are open for all to donate and grab food anytime. The Plant is a DIY community art center run by volunteers, open from 6-9 p.m. Mon.-Wed. and 2-5 p.m. on weekends. Watch the video to see how great the need is in…
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Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank launches initiative to assist smaller organizations
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Thanksgiving is six weeks away, and there are so many Pittsburgh-area families who need help to have a warm holiday meal. In fact, there are also so many people who need help year-round, but many of them aren’t always sure where to find it. However, a new effort from the Greater Pittsburgh…
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9-year-old in Painesville solving food insecurity with ‘Little Food Pantry’
PAINESVILLE, Ohio — In Painesville, one 9-year-old is using her club to help food insecurities in her city. Irene Molnar Williams is a 9-year-old who loves to read, bake and serve others. Earlier this year, Irene noticed that hunger was an issue in Painesville, so she came up with a solution and a plan. “I…
