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  1. bans
    London Bans Fast-food Restaurants From Opening Near Schools Mayor Sadiq Khan calls the city’s child-obesity epidemic a “ticking time bomb.”
    ByClint Rainey
  2. Shameful
    A Colorado Lunch Lady Got Fired for Feeding Kids in Need She gave out free meals to students without lunch money.
    ByChris Crowley
  3. Quote of the Day
    Marc Vetri Says Don’t Shortchange School Lunches The chef believes that lunchrooms are just as important as classrooms.
    ByCollin Keefe
  4. Booze News
    Liquor Store Privatization Plan Doesn’t Add Up For Schools We knew it wouldn’t be long until the other shoe dropped in this latest chapter of the privatization saga.
    ByCollin Keefe
  5. Booze News
    Now Liquor Store Privatization Will Generate $1 Billion for Public Schools The latest plan calls for turning over money raised from auctioning off liquor licenses to public schools.
    ByCollin Keefe
  6. Lunchlady土地
    Boston Kids Get Free Breakfasts Every child is now entitled to a free morning feast.
    ByKara Baskin
  7. Foodies With Benefits
    Latvian Students Get a Taste of Vetri’s Eatiquette The program serves meals family style, and facilitates conversation amongst students.
    ByCollin Keefe
  8. Mediavore
    Chester Shuts Down Troublesome Takeout Joint; Americans Don’t Know How to Lose Plus: Wal-Mart eyes China for its next move; and the Obama administration considers healthy food standards for school vending machines, all in our morning news roundup.
  9. Politics
    City Council Proposes a Boozy Bailout For Schools A new plan calls for funding schools with revenue drawn from keeping bars open and extra hour.
    ByCollin Keefe
  10. Quote of the Day
    Osteria’s Jeff Michaud Thinks Philly’s School’s Priorities Are The James Beard award-winning chef thinks children’s nutrition should come first.
    ByCollin Keefe
  11. Mediavore
    Nutter Proposes Soda Tax to Close City Schools’ Budget Gap; Was Bin Laden Plus: Kids in California spend 24 hours in a Denny’s to set a Guinness World Record; and fast food jobs become desirable in the tough economy, all in our morning news roundup.
  12. Booze News
    Should There Be a Separation Between Church and State of Sobriety? Will Harlem fall victim to new legislation seeking to close a loophole in the dreaded 200-foot law?
    By丹尼尔·毛雷尔