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Aramark has new ‘out-of-the-box’ items on tap for the NFL season

 By FSD Staff on Sep. 08, 2022

Football fans can expect twists on classic comfort foods as well as popular snack items presented in some experimental ways.

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Liberty Dining launches plant-forward, gluten-free food truck

By Reyna Estrada on Sep. 07, 2022

The Hungry Herbivore menus vegan burgers, eggs and nachos, among other options.

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Nutrition team raising funds to continue providing free meals at school

By FSD Staff on Sep. 07, 2022

The nutrition team at Blount County Schools is looking to raise $2.5 million to offer meals at no cost to all students.

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Dallas ISD to participate in inaugural National Plastic-Free School Lunch Day

By FSD Staff on Sep. 06, 2022

National Plastic-Free School Lunch Day challenges school nutrition programs to prepare lunch without plastic.

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SAGE Dining introduces allergen-free concept

By Benita Gingerella on Sep. 06, 2022

Free Style offers meals without the 12 most common food allergens.

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Senior-living community uses scholarships to tackle staffing shortage

By FSD Staff on Sep. 06, 2022

Masonic Village at Sewickley has awarded $4,000 scholarships to 11 servers.

Sustainability

American University brings reusable to-go containers to campus dining

By Reyna Estrada on Sep. 01, 2022

Students enrolled in a meal plan will now receive free reusable takeout ware.

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School district holds parent recipe contest

By FSD Staff on Sep. 01, 2022

Parents at Cherokee County School District can win a $100 gift card and have their dish served to students.

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For wage-sensitive job seekers, $20 is the new $15, study shows

By Peter Romeo on Aug. 31, 2022

That higher hourly pay level has become the norm in online job searches, according to an analysis by Indeed.

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Washington state boosts farm-to-school efforts with grant funding

By Benita Gingerella on Aug. 31, 2022

The state's agriculture department is providing over $3.5 million to support and expand farm-to-school programs.

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