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African American Culinary Heritage Honored in New Plant-Based Cooking Class Series - Vimarsana News

African American Culinary Heritage Honored in New Plant-Based Cooking Class Series

WASHINGTON, D.C.—The Food for Life: African American Culinary Heritage plant-based nutrition and cooking class series will debut with instructors in Arizona , Delaware , Mississippi , New York , Texas , Washington State , and Wisconsin , later this month and throughout February.

African American Culinary Heritage Honored in New Plant-Based Cooking Class Series - Vimarsana News

African American Culinary Heritage Honored in New Plant-Based Cooking Class Series

WASHINGTON, D.C.—The Food for Life: African American Culinary Heritage plant-based nutrition and cooking class series will debut with instructors in Arizona, Delaware, Mississippi, New York, Texas, Washington State, and Wisconsin, later this month and throughout February.

Source: pcrm.org
'Home for a Rest' voted British Columbians' favourite song by a local artist, beats 'Call Me Maybe' - Vimarsana News

'Home for a Rest' voted British Columbians' favourite song by a local artist, beats 'Call Me Maybe'

More than 100,000 votes were cast on Twitter over a week and a half during the #bcsongbracket, run by none other than CBC B.C.’s resident ranker-of-things, municipal affairs reporter Justin McElroy.

Source: cbc.ca
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