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The co-op grocery store, which aims to offer fresh and healthy food in West Dayton, is once again accepting WIC benefits.
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For Valentine’s Day, WYSO went candy shopping in West Liberty, where Marie’s Candies is the place for chocolate and local legends.
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The Ohio Ecological Food and Farm Association is kicking off its 2024 Film Series on food policy in Dayton. A free screening of the 2014 movie ‘Food Chains’ by director Sanjay Rawal will be held on Sunday (January 14) at the Neon Theater in Dayton.
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Local leaders, farmers, and anti-hunger advocates talked solutions on addressing food insecurity locally at the 13th annual Montgomery County Food Summit.
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Finding familiar food in a new country can be doubly difficult if you’re relying on food assistance. A group in Dayton is trying to bridge that gap as more immigrant communities call Ohio home.
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The bill would expand the national Farm to School program and make it more accessible to schools and nonprofits.
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The Ohio Agricultural Mental Health Alliance aims to plug gaps in rural mental health resources. A recently launched survey is the first step to understanding how rural residents cope with stress.
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The state attorney general reached a $1 million settlement with Dollar General after the attorney’s office received several complaints for allegedly advertising goods for one price but charging a higher price at the register.
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USDA policy change could allow more Ohio schools to serve free meals, but advocates say it may not be financially feasible for many schools.
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Local farmers, anti-hunger advocates, and policymakers in Montgomery County are collaborating to tackle food waste by discussing the challenges of creating additional compost facilities at the Dayton Foodbank.
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A food truck featuring Haitian creole cuisine just opened up in Springfield. Creole Bites on 1832 E. Main St. serves to bring a taste of the Caribbean country to the city’s growing Haitian community.
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Ghost kitchens, once the face of modern dining, have lost steam with the end of the pandemic. Do they have a future in Cleveland? Several restauranteurs weighed in.