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Ohio hospital gets cafeteria, menu face-lift

Bill Gill was taken slightly aback as he entered the newly renovated Coshocton Hospital cafeteria Monday morning.

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Hospital turns yard into organic farm

The three-year-old facility, part of the St. Luke University Health Network, is getting as much as 80% of the produce its foodservice department uses from its own backyard.

Within the next couple years, all of Riverhead School District’s students will receive a wider variety of fresher, healthier and tastier meals.

Visually, puddings and custards might not be as impressive as petits fours or multi-tiered cakes, but these humble sweets are true workhorses in the kitchen.

Since opening on Aug. 29, Slice has served a diverse menu including creative pizzas, calzones and salads.

Thyme and Change is the most recent addition to Ohio State Dining Services, usually parked near the corner of 17th and Neil avenues outside of Baker Systems Engineering.

Even under the most posh conditions, being a patient in a hospital is never the same as being a guest at the Ritz Carlton.

Meals are a bit tastier this year at two local parochial schools that have opted out of federal funding for lunch.

When the traditional, cafeteria-style Parmalee dining hall at Colorado State University, in Fort Collins, quickly became the ugly stepsister to the newly renovated, market-style Corbitt dining center, the residential dining team had a problem.

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Todd Staples is raising objections to a school district pilot program that encourages kids to eat meatless lunches once a week.

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