Food

Attention food vendors there’s a lot of money coming to the Rochester area April 8th for the solar eclipse. Monroe is expecting tons of pop-up food vendors so now here’s your chance to get a temporary food permit to make some money. The link to the application is below. TEMPORARY FOOD APPLICATION Fillable 2022-03-23.pdf (monroecounty.gov)

The Rochester City Council held a vote on legislation to spend $3 million in COVID relief funds on a pilot project to make healthy food more accessible to people living in some of the city’s poorest neighborhoods. All present councilmembers voted to approve the project except for Mitch Gruber, who serves as a chief program […]

I was on TikTok and found this page named Classics and it shows how life was so much different back in the day. This link shows what $1 dollar could buy you from 1980 – 1999. 1980 – 3 fruit yogurts 1981 – lbs of bananas 1982 – 1 box of Keebler crackers 1983 – 1 […]

During the pandemic, some low-income families in the U.S. received extra federal aid for buying groceries, a government effort that has since been scaled back. The result is soaring food insecurity among poor households with children, with more than 4 in 10 families who had received the benefit now skipping meals, according to new research. […]

Pop Style is doing a customer appreciation day with day free food giveaway, Friday August 25th 12pm – 3pm. Pop Style is located 200 Genesee St Rochester Ny.

Mayor Presents Opportunity While Decrying the Loss of Another Pharmacy in the City The City of Rochester will invest $5 million in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to increase the availability of healthy foods to city residents. Today, in a press conference in which the Mayor and City Council President Miguel Meléndez decried the […]

According to a new poll commissioned by No Kid Hungry New York, More than 70% of adults found it harder to afford groceries. Over the past 12 months and two in five adults reported not eating for an entire day, running out of food or experiencing another symptom of food insecurity. Families with kids in […]

According to a study on the growth of new cases of type 2 diabetes, people are eating far too much red and processed meats. Bacon, sausage, salami, plus too many refined wheat and rice products, while eating too few whole grains were the primary drivers. This has led to over 14 million new cases of […]

EWG has released it’s Clean Fifteen and The Dirty Dozen List’s for 2023. The EWG releases its yearly Shopper’s Guide to Pesticides in Produce to let consumers know which vegetables you should lean towards going organic due to high amounts of pesticides. To make this simple the lists are a guide and does not in […]

Back in February about 2,000 adults were surveyed about sharing. The survey found that 26% of the people were okay with sharing their personal information like passwords and text messages. The survey also showed that 50% of the people In relationships were ok with sharing clothing and money. 57% of people surveyed are not cool […]


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