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Passion for Produce participants announced March 16, 2021 By Greenhouse Canada The Canadian Produce Marketing Association (CPMA) has announced the participants for the 2021 Passion for Produce (PFP) program which will be delivered virtually during the weeks surrounding CPMA Fresh Week. The PFP program was launched in 2010 to support talent development of young professionals in the produce sector. CPMA members can nominate rising stars to take part in this program to accelerate their professional development through a unique mentoring and learning experience. “Each year, we’re a...

WILBER, Neb. (AP) — A three-judge panel has begun the process of determining whether a...

LORI PILGER Lincoln Journal Star WILBER — With Aubrey Trail noticeably absent from the defense table, a hearing got under way here Thursday to determine whether he will be sentenced to death for killing and dismembering a 24-year-old Lincoln woman in 2017. Prosecutors allege Sydney Loofe's killing showed exceptional depravity, an aggravating circumstance that would make his case eligible for a death sentence. Saline County District Judge Vicky Johnson, Cass County District Judge Michael A. Smith and Lancaster County District Judge Susan Strong ultimately will decide.  Unde...

WF City Hope Church opens it’s doors to residents without power The church can help 300 residents get hot meals and warm place to sleep WF City Hope Church opens it’s doors to residents without power By Ebonee Coleman | February 17, 2021 at 11:33 PM CST - Updated February 17 at 11:33 PM WICHITA FALLS, Texas (TNN) - Wichita Falls City Hope has opened it’s doors to residents still without power, a warm place to bring their families. ‘I’m disabled and it’s really hard,” said Jimmy Andrews, Wichita Falls resident. The church decided to provide a temporaril...

For many years, no matter what restaurant Andy Smith was working in, most shifts tended to end the same way. If he hadn't already started drinking hours before with patrons while on the clock, he'd start soon after finishing work late at night. Pocketing the cash he'd earned in gratuities that evening, Smith would go out to party into the early morning hours with the other servers, cooks and bartenders. The next day, he'd wake up and do it all again. “You make 400 bucks on a Tuesday, you go out with 400 bucks in your pocket, and you make it back Wednesday,” Smith said.