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When you think about a senior living community you might have some preconceived notions. But what you might not expect is a place that’s award winning — for its wine.
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The Food and Drug Administration is announcing a recall of cucumbers grown in Arizona for potential salmonella contamination. SunFed Produce shipped the produce to 13 states and five Canadian provinces.
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The town of Queen Creek wants a two-story family friendly, full-service steak restaurant.
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This year, St. Mary's Food Bank volunteers nearly reached the 22,000 meal mark. They say they’ve seen a steady rise in the number of Arizona families who need help.
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The Navajo Nation Council is reassuring farmers and ranchers their crop insurance benefits are safe despite recent issues.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture shut down cattle imports from Mexico after a reported case of a New World Screwworm infection in a cow in southern Mexico.
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School districts can work with processing companies to set up payment systems. Those companies can end up charging processing fees for those lunches.
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In The Show's Chef Talk series, we sit down with a chef each month — from fine dining rooms to nightclub kitchens — and find out what makes them tick.
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Nationwide, roughly 22% of the LGBTQ+ community is food insecure. In Arizona, the data doesn’t really exist — at least not yet. The Arizona Food Bank Network is now surveying this population to find out just how big a problem hunger is among them.
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New research from ASU finds there appears to be some limits to the billion-dollar photo integration industry.