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Saying Goodbye to Summer Doesn't Have to Be a Bummer
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Local Food Forum's Chicago region Farmers Market Tracker is updated for the week of September 18 to 24. Scroll to find a convenient market, take home delicious and super-fresh food, and support our local farmers....
Updated Food Events Lineup: So Much to Choose From, Starting Now
Local Food Forum’s summer events listing winds down with two events — an info session about The Evolved Network NFP’s mission tonight (September 15) and an Asian Night Market pop-up on Thursday.
But fall starts next week, and it’s goin...
Green City Market's Chef BBQ Feast Lived Up to Epic Reputation
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Chicago's Green City Market celebrated its 25th Chef BBQ fundraiser this past Thursday. The event, never less than epic, provided a reported 2,000+ attendees with unlimited tastes of dishes and beverages created by mo...
Pilot Light's Gala: Support Food Education with Elevated Experience
I became a full-time advocate of a better food system after Barb and I moved to Chicago in 2011, and quickly became persuaded that the key to ensuring the future success of our mission is to instill the values of a better-for-people-and-the...
Just Roots Co-Founder Sean Ruane Stepping Down for Move to Atlanta
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Big breaking news from Just Roots non-profit: Sean Ruane, executive director and co-founder of the food security-focused urban farming non-profit, will leave the organization and move to Atlanta to be closer to family...
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