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Senate cafeteria workers secure $13.30 wage

A new contract with Restaurant Associates, which oversees the Senate cafeteria, was signed Monday.

A petition drive is underway to preserve a first-come, first-served set-up.

Chis Burkhardt, director of Child Nutrition & Wellness at Lakota Local school District is one of the recipients.

Nearly a quarter of students worry about not having enough money to buy food, according to the study by the University of Minnesota.

Ordering food just became easier at St. Paul’s Bethesda Hospital.

A sales day was lost, but food wasn’t wasted, a spokesman told FSD.

An omnibus spending bill skips Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act reauthorization but gives FSDs a small win.

A doctor summarizes the basics.

Cafeterias are closing down at some Quinte Health Care hospitals and will be replaced with auxiliary cafes or retail food operations.

Jackson Elementary students not only receive a free breakfast, but also have more opportunities each morning for physical activity and academic help.