‘It’s going to affect everybody’: Boston grocers and shoppers brace for tariff-fueled sticker shock
Prices could increase as soon as next week at Lambert’s Rainbow Market in Dorchester, which sources a wide range of fish, ...
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14 Marion County restaurants cited for high-priority violations in state inspections
You can use the database to search by county or by restaurant name. Florida's restaurant owners are not required to post restaurant inspection results where guests can see them. So every week, we ...
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Okanagan-based lettuce grower sees sudden business boom amid Trump tariff threat
2:18 Buy local push boosts sales at Okanagan farm A large, indoor lettuce-growing operation in the South Okanagan has experienced a sudden boom in business. “Our sales have doubled and tripled ...
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A Surge In Bumper Stickers Protesting Tesla? Los Angeles Streets Speak Volumes
Reportedly there’s a surge in bumper stickers protesting Tesla and Elon Musk. But I don’t see any evidence in two Tesla-dense Los Angeles neighborhoods that I spend my time in. I take frequent ...
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Tell us: What’s the best bumper sticker you’ve seen in L.A.?
Hit the road in L.A., and you’re likely to spot a cheeky bumper sticker … or 17. As Times contributor Renée Reizman reports, the medium that was once popularized by Dwight D. Eisenhower’s ...
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L.A.’s gone all in on hyper-specific bumper stickers — the weirder the better
Los Angeles has reached peak bumper sticker: It’s now common to see cars displaying a rainbow of decals. Today’s stickers often mimic classic formulations from bumper stickers past and declare ...
The Mirror1mon
Doctor's warning to people who usually eat bagged lettuce
Bagged lettuce could pose a health risk if consumers don't take one crucial step before eating. Dr Isabel Viña has reignited the debate about the safety of bagged lettuce and salad due to ...
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Publisher’s Platform: FDA closes romaine lettuce outbreak with 89 sick and says nothing more?
With no fanfare after 89 reported sick, the FDA has closed its investigation into a romaine lettuce E. coli outbreak without telling the public more and the CDC continues to remain mum.