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Chicago Food Rescue Has Tons of Reasons to Cheer 2nd Anniversary
When I moved to Chicago in 2011, I decided that writing about politics for 30 years was enough, and determined to use my experience to promote those working at the grass-roots level to build a better-for-people-and-the-planet food system....
Diverse Corn Belt Movie: Film on Crop Diversity Has Regional Flavor
Local Food Forum shares information about new films that focused on better-for- people-and-the-planet farming. We recently helped promote the Chicago premier of World Without Cows — a film that comes down on the benefit side of the cattle-r...
Tonight: Chicago Chefs Cook Event to Raise Money for Disaster Victims
Sorry about the late notice, but if you are up for an extraordinary — and virtuous — dinner tonight (Monday, October 19), join Chicago Chefs Cook for its Eat and Sip Disaster Relief fundraiser.
The event take place at eden restaurant...
Two-Week Warning: Outdoor Markets Will Dwindle to a Precious Few
Photo by Bob Benenson
I know, most people aren’t as obsessed about farmers markets as I am. But if you enjoy the outdoor farmers market season at all, yet another Local Food Forum reminder that all but a handful of markets will be done for...
Chicago's SOAR Farmers Market Still Popping as Season's End Nears
Photo by Bob Benenson
I've written before about how the SOAR Farmers Market in downtown Chicago is one of my favorites. Located on the plaza in front of Chicago's Museum of Contemporary Art and a long block from the city's historic Water T...
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