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How food is shaping American communities, from coast to coast and everywhere in between.

Four liquor stores in a town of twelve people may finally dry up

04.11.2017
H. Claire Brown
How North Carolina became the home of Japan’s #1 candy
03.28.2017
by H. Claire Brown
A scallop squabble off the coast of Maine
02.23.2017
by H. Claire Brown
Now you’re just the cheese shop that I used to know
02.13.2017
by Jeffrey Kittay
In Illinois, a victory against CAFO construction
01.27.2017
by Jeffrey Kittay
After Hurricane Matthew, livestock farms in North Carolina are still underwater
10.18.2016
by H. Claire Brown
In Milwaukee, harvesting from deep roots
09.13.2016
by Barbara J. Miner
Birds versus bivalves: oyster farmers and bird advocates clash on Cape May
09.08.2016
by Victoria Cavaliere
Quahog of the commons
08.19.2016
by Thomas Fox Parry
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