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Colo. hospital taps local farmer to help garden grow

Officials expect the resident farmer will quadruple the production of the garden, which supplies produce for the hospital's on-site restaurant.

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Criticism mounts over proposal to restrict free-lunch program in schools

Public pushback is escalating over a less-publicized proposal in Congress that would make it harder for schools in high-poverty areas to offer free breakfast and lunch to all of their students.

The goal is to turn uneaten produce from the school cafeteria into compost that will be used to grow produce for students’ lunches.

Stations where students can add flavor and customize their meals represent a very effective way for operators to keep engagement levels high.

The university's new facility will feature longer hours, as well as more menu and seating options compared to other eateries on campus.

The food truck's menu will reflect what the chef wants to curate each day, officials say.

Cyndi Roberts, manager of food services and clinical nutrition at St. Joseph Memorial Hospital, has staff interaction in the bag—literally. Here’s how she strives to improve relationships and teamwork.

The agency set a date and spelled out the once-vague guidelines.

The revamp—which is expected to be completed by this fall—is designed to streamline throughput and provide students with more dining options, officials say.

The initiative could lead to some maneuvering on behalf of foodservice departments if high lead levels are detected.

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