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New Program Incentive To Buy Locally Grown Produce The Broome County Regional Farmers Market is excited about a new program that will create more incentive to buy locally grown produce to local farmers markets According to a news release from Cornell, a grant from the Field and Fork Network will help provide some extra benefits to SNAP / EBT customers (formally the Food Stamp Program) The program is called Double-Up Bucks and can be used to purchase up to $20 in additional money towards the purchase of NYS grown fruits and vegetables. Get our free mobile app In the release Broome County Regio...

CCE Offers Virtual Nutrition Classes We all know the importance of proper diet and exercise, and when it comes down to actually doing it, we are the ones in charge. In recognition of National Nutrition Month, Cornell Cooperative Extension of Broome County is offering some help through a variety of virtual programs, designed to get you on the right track to a healthier lifestyle. Get our free mobile app Many of us are on a budget and need help with planning meals, or have difficulty following a plan for proper diet and exercise. Cornell Cooperative Extension’s virtual programs can help you m...

JGBS advisory board calls for stronger academia-industry connect ​ By IANS | Published on ​ Mon, Feb 1 2021 11:12 IST | ​ 0 Views O.P. Jindal Global University. Image Source: IANS News New Delhi, Feb 1 : The high-profile expanded international advisory board of the Jindal Global Business School (JGBS) at O.P. Jindal Global University (JGU) held its first meeting in January 2021. The JGBS International Advisory Board comprises leaders from industry and academia around the world, including senior industry professionals like (Rajiv Inamdar (former head, Heidrick & Struggles, India), a...

By MARK RENFREE Grandparents Park Site Grandparents Park Site Credits: Malik Lyons January 13, 2021 at 2:58 PM SOMERSET, NJ – A project to build what the town is calling a “grandparents park” is drawing criticism from residents who said the plan furthers the erosion of “bucolic” Franklin. Concerns over safety, the park’s potential impact on wildlife and the site’s proximity to other parks and amenities brought at least 30 residents out in opposition to the project at last night’s special council meeting dedicated to the proposal.  Officials said the estimated $550,000 in ...