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Violations marked as priority contribute directly to the elimination, prevention or reduction in the hazards associated with foodborne illness. Priority violations include prevention of contamination, cooking, reheating, cooling and handwashing.

The headline may sound familiar--thats because the same potentially contaminated baby formula product recalled back in March

The Hudson Hotel will be converted to a 441-unit residential property. Northwind Group has provided financing backing the conversion of a Manhattan hotel. The firm provided a $100 million senior A-Note as part of a $207 million senior lease-hold mortgage, which will be used to convert the historic Hudson Hotel into a 441-unit community.

Class of 2025 4-star safety Omarion Robinson of Little Rock Parkview said he left his March 4 visit to the University of Arkansas very comfortable with the new members of the defensive staff.

TTC service changes will go into effect as early as Friday night to accommodate The Word on the Street festival, just one of the events happening this weekend.

High levels of water pollution from agriculture, industry, mining and wastewater treatment works mean that sewage is killing SA’s river ecosystems.

History Journal delivers pieces of the citys past with photos and stories pulled from the newspapers archives.

Even in states without bans on abortion or gender-affirming care, hidden religious restrictions in secular hospitals harm patients.

Expanded trails and bike lanes have been part of the Kalamazoo community push for cyclist safety in the community. Still, getting from Point A to Point B can pose challenges, especially for those who are traveling with children. Avid cyclist and SW S

(JTA) — Jeremy Gordin, one of South Africa’s most prominent journalists, wrote repeatedly in recent months about burglaries at his family’s Johannesburg home.