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Colo. breakfast program creates financial strain for some schools

Since the program’s implementation in 2013, one district has used $77,000 from its reserve fund annually to break even.

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Child nutrition bill jeopardizes school lunch funding

The legislation, which now advances to the House floor, also raises the admission standard to 60 percent for the Community Eligibility Provision.

While the Food Date Labeling Act as written only applies to consumer food products, it could have a trickle-down effect on other areas of the food industry.

New concepts being added at the university include Star Ginger, an Asian fusion spot developed by award-winning chef Mai Pham.

Far more managers will qualify for time-and-a-half pay unless their salaries are raised or their hours are cut.

The cafeteria employees are accusing Sodexo of erratic scheduling and relocating staff on short notice.

The new layout of Brigham and Women's cafeteria, now dubbed Garden Cafe, allows for garden views, more seating and new menu options, as well as an infused water station.

The goal is to educate about the risks of a high-sodium diet, officials say.

Students at a local school will learn how to make vegetarian tamales and later showcase the dishes they helped create.

One of the reasons behind the push is to keep more purchasing dollars in the state.

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