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MMJ/Anchor/Producer @weareiowa5news in Des Moines, IA. Thoughts are my own, RTs not endorsements
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From Screen to Table

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By Alex Wilson
| beyondtheacorn.net
Farmers Max Becher and Mike Rob­erts have found the perfect recipe to build a company combining organic pro­duce and high tech. The Ventura County natives met working at farmers markets, but the business they own now, Farmivore, puts a modern spin on the concept. Customers use their phone or com­puter to select locally grown produce from about 20 nearby farms and have the freshest possible food delivered right to their door.
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Poughkeepsie news roundup: city of Poughkeepsie common council hears calls for good cause eviction, county employees to receive COVID-19 bonus

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By Alex Wilson, Lucy Brewster Verified
| The Miscellany News Verified
Advocates call for ‘Good Cause eviction’ legislation: During the City of Poughkeepsie Common Council meeting on Nov. 1, advocates urged local officials to pass the “Good Cause eviction” legislation, which was first announced on Monday, Aug. 23 by Councilmember Sarah Salem. If passed, the bill would prevent landlords from evicting tenants, hiking up rent prices or not renewing a lease without a justifiable reason.
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Coast Guard Orders Four More $65 Million Fast-Response Cutters from Louisiana Shipbuilder

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By Alex Wilson
| Military.com Verified
The U.S. Coast Guard ordered another four fast-response cutters Tuesday from Bollinger Shipyards LLC for a total of 64 Sentinel-class vessels under a 13-year contract. The vessels will be constructed in Lockport, La., for delivery between fall 2024 and summer 2025, the shipbuilder announced Tuesday in a news release. The Coast Guard has commissioned into service 43 fast-response cutters built by Bollinger under a design-and-build contract for 34 vessels first let in 2008, according to the release.
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