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Sodexo and DTZ Inc. say university owes them millions

The vendors are trying to collect a debt totaling $10.7 million from South Carolina State University.

Operations

School district seeks free lunch for all

Leaders of the Rockford, Illinois, district plan to apply for a new USDA program called Community Eligibility Provision, which would allow the district to feed all of its students for free based on the reimbursement it would receive on qualifying students.

After hearing that a student’s lunch was thrown away because his lunch account didn’t contain enough money to cover the meal, school board members in a Pittsburgh-area district are looking to amend their policy for addressing students who have insufficient meal funds.

Republican lawmakers seek changes to the program after the USDA reports nearly $2.7 billion in improper payments during the 2012-2013 school year.

A bill is being considered in Hartford, Connecticut would fine businesses $1 per hour per employee, who doesn’t earn the $15 minimum wage.

A sportswriter has started a campaign to raise funds for concessions employees at Camden Yards, as five Orioles games have either been canceled, moved elsewhere, or denied fans access due to the unrest in Baltimore.

NCAA’s rule allowing athletes unlimited access to food and snacks has some schools offering luxurious meals at dining halls and ‘refueling’ stations at training facilities.

Earlier this year, students at one district were forced to skip lunch due to food shortages. See how things have changed.

With the reauthorization process beginning, the association of school FSDs asked for more funding, flexibility and discussion of the regulations’ true impact.

Two food trucks at the College of William and Mary have given mixed returns, with one returning a profit while the other struggles.

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