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At the Allison Inn & Spa, Siletz Chef Jack Strong Explores Native Food - Vimarsana News

At the Allison Inn & Spa, Siletz Chef Jack Strong Explores Native Food

In the American Southwest, Oregon-raised chef Jack Strong helped rouse the Native culinary renaissance. Fifteen years later, he’s diving into the Indigenous foods of the Willamette Valley.

Source: eater.com
Former Swanton utility clerk approved for judicial release - Vimarsana News

Former Swanton utility clerk approved for judicial release

SWANTON — A former utility clerk for the Village of Swanton who was sentenced to prison earlier this year for theft in office was approved Monday for judicial release.

Special audit details check substitution and bill inflation scheme, theft by former Village of Swanton utility clerk - Vimarsana News

Special audit details check substitution and bill inflation scheme, theft by former Village of Swanton utility clerk

Findings for recovery of $128,684 were issued last month against the former utility clerk for the Village of Swanton, who was sentenced to prison earlier this year after admitting she stole from the Fulton County community using a check substitution and bill inflation scheme, Auditor of State Keith Faber announced.

Great Reads: Animal extinction, algorithmic wage discrimination, and Gen X women's push for sexual health care - Vimarsana News

Great Reads: Animal extinction, algorithmic wage discrimination, and Gen X women's push for sexual health care

In this issue, Justine Hunter reports on the Canadian species at risk of extinction, and Zosia Bielski shines a spotlight on a generation of women pushing back against sexual health ignorance

U.S. tribal nations deal with a legacy of poor drinking water - Vimarsana News

U.S. tribal nations deal with a legacy of poor drinking water

A lack of funds and history of neglect has left nations patching up a frail water system with outdated technology and without needed resources