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Montana to accept federal funds to feed school-aged children next summer – Daily Montanan - Vimarsana News

Montana to accept federal funds to feed school-aged children next summer – Daily Montanan

After not accepting similar funds to feed hungry kids last summer, about 170,000 kids will have full stomachs this upcoming summer in the Treasure State.

Buffalo Schools preparing for milk carton shortage - Vimarsana News

Buffalo Schools preparing for milk carton shortage

Buffalo Schools hopes its quick pivot for serving milk can avoid any potential disruption ahead. "This may include using Cambro containers at lunch for self-service with older students and using

'Dangerous situation': Carton shortages are taking milk off the menu across US schools, cafeterias - Vimarsana News

'Dangerous situation': Carton shortages are taking milk off the menu across US schools, cafeterias

Ongoing supply chain issues at a major paperboard manufacturer have put a strain on fluid milk supply to schools, hospitals, cafeterias and prisons in several US states.

St. Martin News Network - Former Executive Assistant to Sarah joins UP Party Says: new blood in DP created toxic environment. - Vimarsana News

St. Martin News Network - Former Executive Assistant to Sarah joins UP Party Says: new blood in DP created toxic environment.

St. Martin News Network - Latest News in and around the island of St. Maarten/St. Martin.

In Our Opinion: Food insecurity goes overlooked too often - Vimarsana News

In Our Opinion: Food insecurity goes overlooked too often

The concept of having three square meals a day is something most of us likely don’t have to think twice about. It’s a given.