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Cafeteria workers join demonstration demanding higher wages

Foodservice workers belonging to the Service Employers Union International protested their current financial arrangements with the school district of Newark, N.J.

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N.Y. district finds unpaid lunch bills extraordinarily high this year

The Potsdam Central school district is trying to determine how it can collect $5,000 from parents who ignore the charges rung up by their children.

The state Department of Education has directed 68 schools to spend all of the funds that have been provided by the state and federal agencies.

The foodservice management division of the Luby’s cafeteria company boosted revenues for the fiscal year ended Aug. 27 by 11.4 percent, to $18.6 million, the company announced.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has denied a request by the School Department to use surplus funds in the school lunch program to purchase a new food warehouse in the goal of expanding space and cost savings.

During National Nutrition Month, we hosted a series of four cooking classes for students called In the Kitchen.

More than 300 McKenzie-­Willamette Medical Center workers returned to work Friday after a three-day strike protesting pay, working conditions and proposed increases to employee health care costs.

Each academic year, Bowdoin Dining Services loses roughly 960 knives, 1800 forks, 2400 spoons, 800 mugs and 1500 cups.

Richland County Commissioners voted unanimously Thursday to re-bid a food service contract for the county jail, juvenile detention and the Community Alternative Center just two months after accepting the bid for a new contract with a Florida-based firm.

The new addition to the Wood Center on the University of Alaska’s Fairbanks campus was a long time coming.

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