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Where there are students and a thriving night life, there will be burritos. In the Burlington area, we don’t lack for Mexican-flavored joints that roll up their main offerings with spicy salsas in a flour …

In last week’s column, Seven Days reported on a controversy that erupted at Burlington’s Farmers’ Market over whether cheeses can and should be sold “by the piece” rather than “by weight.” One quote in the …

“No dessert until you clean your plate,” writes Tralee Pearce in Tuesday’s Globe and Mail .

With food-stamp enrollment at record levels, antihunger experts urged Congress on Wednesday to increase benefits, at least temporarily, in the largest U.S. program that helps poor people buy food.

Kendal Duque, Special to The Chicago Sun-Times — Chicago Sun Times , July 23, 2008 Wednesday Final Edition This is as good as the farmers markets get.

I have been visiting with Becky Gentry this summer at the Salvation Army, because the pantry is really, really bare.

“The burritos are my favorite,” says Tomie Tsosie, 10, after finishing his during the free summer lunch program Tuesday, July 22, 2008 at Franklin Elementary School in Provo.

Seattle is teeming with healthy foods, sold from farmer’s markets and high-end grocery stores.

Even though the official start of summer is only a month old, school and city leaders are gearing up for the beginning of another academic year.