Her View: Poverty on Palouse not discussed, but it's real | Opinion
In general, people don’t talk about the amount of poverty on the Palouse.
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In general, people don’t talk about the amount of poverty on the Palouse.
The Cougar Food Pantry has become a place for some employees to give back to their community and return the empathy they received growing up. Shae McCarron, 35-year-old anthropology and human biology major, works as the pantry’s Palouse Fresh Food Project coordinator. The position is funded through AmeriCorps, they said. McCarron said they were raised...
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For 12 years, local vendors have sold their goods at the Pullman Farmers Market every Wednesday. Even through COVID-19, the market was deemed essential and was allowed to stay open. The market organizers do not know if it will be allowed to stay open through the winter because of COVID-19 restrictions. Normally the market is moved into...
'Please Help! Come Work For Us': Restaurants hustle on eve of patio season as Ontario restrictions ease Berkeley North in Hamilton is among restaurants in Ontario in a mad dash to hire staff for the beginning of patio season as COVID-19 restrictions slowly ease. Social Sharing 'The last time we were allowed to open, we spent weeks training 10 new staff,' says Berkeley North's owner Posted: Jun 10, 2021 12:11 PM ET | Last Updated: June 10 Matthew Webber, owner of Berkeley North restaurant in Hamilton, is scrambling to hire staff for the reopening of patio dining now that COVID-19 restrictions ...