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Wilmot Valley (Sett., P.O.) was adopted in Place Names of PEI, 1925.Status con firmed 2 August 1944 on 11L/5.Status changed to Post Office in 1960 Gazetteer.Post office closed March 1969.Status changed to Locality 23 October 1989 on 203-8. Probably after Lt. Col. Montagu Wilmot, appointed lieutenant governor of Nova Sc otia in 1763 and governor in 1764.He died in 1766.(Place Names of PEI, 1925. )
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Friday, September 2, 2016
Tomato and Pesto Bruschetta | Friday Night Bites
A morning at the farmer's market can be an inspiring event. As I stroll through the isles of produce and artesian items, I am intrigued by where the produce came from and the story behind it. Whether it is the handmade artesian cheese, hand extracted honey or pickled vegetables - the story is fascinating. When hubby and I walk to the farmer's market on a Saturday morning, we get our exercise in along with an assortment of market delights. Typically hubby goes to the coffee vendor and I rush to the bakery to get the last few cheese puffs. Hubby gets me a hibiscus tea to carry with me through our journey. A bit of ritual and tradition is nice thing to have in your life.
Friday, August 12, 2016
Grilled Scallion and Sour Cream Toasts | Friday Night Bites
I love how toast is trendy now. You can top is with just about anything and it becomes a hip appetizer. It has to be one of the easiest appetizers to make and it will certainly WOW your friends and family. The combinations are endless.
Friday, July 22, 2016
Watermelon Bites with Jalapeno Lime Vinaigrette | Friday Night Bites
Friday, July 15, 2016
Apricots and Stilton Bites | Friday Night Bites
Several weeks ago I attended a performance for Broadway Under the Stars from the Transcendence Theatre Company in
Sonoma. My company sponsored half of the performance
while Moss Adams took care of the other half.
It was a great way to end an all day meeting in Sonoma. The weather was simply perfect for an evening
of great wine, food and entertainment. What a great way to spend a Thursday
Monday, June 13, 2016
Soft Funfetti Cookies
Life has gotten super busy lately and I have neglected my little space on this vast space we call the internet. I have thought it about many times over the last month, I need to post something and then life continues to happen. We are now in the middle of remodeling our kitchen. Not a full remodel but a face lift of sorts.
Friday, May 6, 2016
Beet and Lemon Crostini | Friday Night Bites
Hubby and I have a new weekend ritual – we walk to the farmers market almost every Saturday morning. As we say, it is a "two-fer". We get our exercise in with a round trip walk of 3 miles and some farm or baked fresh goodies make their way home with us. Last weekend, we picked up some gorgeous beets from a magnificent farmer who is one of our favorites.
Friday, March 18, 2016
English Pea, Mint, Parmesan and Radish Crostini | Friday Night Bites
We just experienced day light savings time this last weekend. I know it is only one hour lost, but some years it certainly feels like more than one hour was swept away from us. There is a lot of chatter about abolishing this archaic tradition. I say let's put it in the trash can and never look back. Mother Nature will compensate for us and it may just take a few more weeks.
Wednesday, March 9, 2016
Jalapeno Cheddar Biscuits | Blogger C.L.U.E. Society
El Nino hit the Bay Area with a vengeance over the weekend. The storms are predicted to continue off and on through the end of the week. I heard on the news that we had over 4 to 5 inches over the entire weekend. Sure hope this puts a big dent in our drought. Despite having big storms and spring is around the corner, I am sure we are in store for more. Bring it on!
Friday, February 26, 2016
Perfect Guacamole | Friday Night Bites
The weather in the Bay Area this week feels more like spring than winter. Considering we are in an El Nino year, the last two weeks have yielded no rain. I heard on the radio today during my drive back from a client appointment that in the next week or so we should have some more rain. Keep your fingers crossed – we really need here in the Bay Area.
Friday, February 12, 2016
Parmesan and Thyme Wonton Crackers | Friday Night Bites
It is Friday Night Bite time already! This week is extra special since we have a holiday weekend ahead. Gosh I love a three day weekend. No worries about having to get up early on Monday and your Sunday evening feels more like a Saturday. One extra day makes all the difference in the world.
Wednesday, February 10, 2016
Classic French Onion Soup | Blogger C.L.U.E. Society
This week the days have been a bit warmer in the Bay Area, yet the evenings are crisp. I crave a brilliant bowl of piping hot soup when there is a chill in the air and the sky is dark. It brings a sense of comfort and warmth. Our fireplace has gone non-stop this winter and it brings us much joy.
Friday, February 5, 2016
Spicy Oyster Crackers | Friday Night Bites
I am not a real sports fan BUT I am excited that the iconic Super Bowl 50 is being played in the
The hype around the Bay Area for this historic event is epic. San
Francisco Bay San Francisco
is buzzing, the embarcadero is shut down except for
and the south bay is gearing up for the crowds to descend on Sunday. Super
Bowl City
Friday, January 29, 2016
Cranberry Rotisserie Chicken Cups | Friday Night Bites
You know when you have a winning recipe and you want to make it over and over again. Well I created such a recipe over the holidays. I brought it to a party. I made it for a party at my house. I even enjoyed it for a Friday Night Bite appetizer. You are probably wondering – what the heck is this grand recipe.
Friday, January 22, 2016
Blue Cheese and Walnut Endive Bites | Friday Night Bites
It is hard to believe it is already Friday! Frankly I am thrilled to simply chill this weekend. Or as like to say "chillax" – chill + relax. My work week was full of many miles on the car, a crammed BART ride to
San Francisco for an all
day meeting and never a dull moment during the work week. All good - but so happy it is FRIDAY!
Friday, January 15, 2016
Cherry Crostini | Friday Night Bites
I love a great appetizer! I think it is the small bite that is packed with flavor that gets me each time. Appetizers make me happy. I love eating them. I love making them. I love creating new recipes for them. I love enjoying them on a Friday night. Speaking of Friday Night – my weekly series "Friday Night Bites" is BACK. Yes I said it is back!
Wednesday, January 13, 2016
White Bean Chili | Blogger C.L.U.E. Society
Happy New Year! I can't seem to say it enough. I am looking forward to a great year ahead. A lot of folks vow to eat healthier and exercise more. That is a motto I always like to follow even if it is a not new year. Do I always practice? I wish the answer was yes, but I do pretty well, not perfect.
Monday, January 4, 2016
Warm Brussels Sprouts Salad
At the beginning of December, we had our 4th annual Food Blogger Cookie Exchange and Gourmet Pot Luck. How lucky am I to have met such wonderful ladies from all over the Bay Area. I love that we met from a non-traditional method and all from writing food blogs. Everyone was able to join the festivities and Jean held the event at her warm and inviting house.
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Thursday, December 31, 2015
Favorite Recipes of 2015
As they say, out with the old and in with the new! It is time to say goodbye to 2015 and hello to 2016. (Okay I can't seem to get the Adele "Hello" song out of my head - you too?) I am ready for 2016. May it be a year filled with much happiness, fabulous health, much time with family and friends, divine food and wine and lots of laughs.
Monday, December 21, 2015
"The Bridgett Cocktail" | Cocktail Hour
Milestones are epic moments in life that are unforgettable. Whether it is the birth of a baby, high school graduation, college graduation, first real job, marriage or buying your first house – they are all milestones. Milestones are locked in your memory forever and pave the way through this journey we call life.
Wednesday, December 16, 2015
Orange Pecan Cookies | Great Food Blogger Cookie Swap
One of my favorite holiday traditions is to make festive cookies and share them with friends and family. I love the reactions and looks I get when I know that I am sharing a bit of myself and putting a smile on the person's face. It is a priceless gift.
Wednesday, December 9, 2015
Almond Shortbread Cookies (Mantecaditos) | Blogger C.L.U.E. Society
Tis the season to celebrate! We wait all year long for this time of year and then it is over in a blink of the eye. I try to relish every moment and not rush any day. When I think of the holidays many things come to mind – sparkling lights, holiday decorations, parties, festive cocktails, spending time with family and friends and cookies. Yes, the last one I mentioned is cookies.
Sunday, December 6, 2015
Banana and Berry Smoothie
The Bay Area weather is quite dreary today. Not quite a steady stream of rain, which we need, but the slow and consistent drizzle. There is nothing like a vivid berry and banana smoothie to brighten a Sunday morning. I happen to have all ingredients on hand to make hubby and me a nutritional glass of fruit wonderfulness to start our Sunday.
Friday, November 13, 2015
The Modern Wedge Salad + "Dole Fresh Fest" Highlights
I am enjoying the distinct honor of being chosen as one of eleven DOLE Brand Ambassadors for 2015 and being part of their campaign – Get Up and Grow. DOLE is one of those iconic brands that I am proud to represent amd believe in their products and company mission and values. One of the many perks to being an Ambassador was being invited to the "Dole Fresh Fest" which was held in
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Wednesday, November 11, 2015
Cast Iron Apple Pie | Blogger C.L.U.E. Society
Fall is in the air. One day it was almost 80 degrees and then practically overnight, the weather turned to be very chilly for San Francisco Bay Area standards. The evening temps were in the low 30's. Along with the chill, we have been getting rain over the last couple weeks on a Sunday and Monday. The weather man predicts it will be that way for this coming Sunday. With a four year drought, this is a welcome site. I am actually pretty excited to have a real winter.
Monday, October 26, 2015
Dude Bars
Hubby and I got back a week ago today from
Arkansas. You might be asking, what in the heck are you
two doing there. Glad you asked. We went to spend a long weekend with our long time dear
friends Dean and Mark who shared their love for each other by exchanging vows
and getting married. It had to be one of the BEST weddings, besides ours, that
I have attended.
Wednesday, October 14, 2015
Pumpkin Palmiers | Blogger C.L.U.E. Society
The autumn season has arrived on the calendar. In the Bay Area, we don't have any indication that it is really here from a weather standpoint. We are experiencing a warm October although the weather folks keep telling us that El Nino is around the corner and to brace for a very stormy season. With our unprecedented four year drought here in
we are welcoming the deluge of water. We
keep praying it will arrive soon.
Friday, October 9, 2015
Drunken Man Noodles | Friday Night Bites
Sometimes you just have to mix things up. It would be really boring if we did the same things all the time. Don't you agree? For this week's Friday Night Bites I am doing just that. Not saying that my Friday Night Bites are boring, since I think they are pretty exciting. Instead of having bite sized delights, this week I am sharing a recipe for a bowl of delicious bites.
Thursday, October 1, 2015
Fig and Caramelized Onion Crostini | Friday Night Bites
A few weeks ago I attended a CaBi Party to preview the new fall collection. If you are not familiar with CaBi, check out the link here. I am not typically a person who loves those in home parties that sell things, but CaBi is the one that I do go to year after year. They have a spring and fall collection. I was catching up with my friends at the party and one lovely friend said to me – "I have not seen a post for Friday Night Bites for such a long time."
Wednesday, September 9, 2015
Pumpkin Molasses Tea Bread | Blogger C.L.U.E. Society
The San Francisco Bay Area is made up of micro climates. You could drive one hour in any direction from
San Francisco
and experience on average a 25+ degree difference. According to the weather authorities here, we
are in for a very warm week ahead and averaging in the low to mid 90's. Living in the Bay Area, we are known for our
Indian Summers where despite the calendar stating it is fall; we have summer
like weather through the end of October many years.
Wednesday, August 12, 2015
Mango Jicama Salsa | Blogger C.L.U.E. Society
Summer is simply flying by. Here in the San Francisco Bay Area, we have had a relatively mild summer. The weather report is predicting a rather toasty weekend ahead – around a 100 degrees where I live. It is time to plan for preparing foods that are easy and that don't require a lot of oven time to heat up the house.
Speaking of foods that "beat the heat" that is our theme for this months Blogger C.L.U.E. Society. This secret society of sorts is a group of really wonderful food bloggers who are assigned a fellow member and need to seek out a recipe on their blog that matches the monthly theme. Kind of like playing the clue game that we all grew up with and/or still play today.
Saturday, August 1, 2015
Bulgur and Herbs with Semi-Dried Tomatoes
Have you ever had an unexpected gift land on your lap? It could have been a tangible or non-tangible gift. Regardless, it brings you joy, happiness and a puts a huge smile on your face. Several months ago, I received an email from the publishing company – Penguin Random House asking if I would like to review a new cookbook "What Katie Ate on the Weekend" from Katie Quinn Davies. The first thing I thought, this is a gift.
Sunday, July 19, 2015
Brie, Bacon and Fig Jam Tarts | Secret Recipe Club
If you have been following my foodie adventures for a while now, you know I absolutely love appetizers. I take pleasure in a one to two bite delight that is packed with flavor and is full of various textures. Even when we are at home regardless of the day of the week, enjoying appetizers makes us feel like we are celebrating.
Hubby and I are hooked on a show that airs on the Hallmark Channel called Cedar Cove. Saturday night was the 2 hour season premier and we could hardly wait to view it. We actually don't call it Cedar Cove but rather "the feel good show" since overall it is a happy show with some twists and turns along the way. We felt the premier deserved an appetizer dinner along with a great bottle of wine.
Wednesday, July 8, 2015
Crinkle Sugar Cookies | Blogger C.L.U.E. Society
Summer is in full force! Tis the season for grilling, BBQ's, vacations, flip flops, longer days and warm summer evenings. I love this time of year with all of the fresh fruits and vegetables that are full of flavor, especially the corn, tomatoes and stone fruits are among my favorites. It is hard to believe that we over halfway done with 2015 and before you know it, the holiday season will be around the corner.
Before we start celebrating the holiday season, I want to fully embrace the summer season and all that it has to offer. My grill has been busy with chicken and vegetables lately along with fresh salads. Speaking of grilling, it is time for Blogger C.L.U.E. Society and our theme this month was "Summer Barbecue/Grilling – grilled vegetables or meats, main courses or side dishes or desserts or drinks that would be great at a barbecue". What a fun theme and the possibilities were endless.
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1. Plan Ahead
Studying abroad will enrich your life in countless ways, but how can you afford it? Don't let the cost of studying abroad deter you...there are plenty of resources available. Financial aid is available for most programs and if you are willing to put in a little effort, there are numerous study abroad scholarships to be found. There are many factors that determine the price of a program, so read on for important money saving tips.
Study abroad scholarships often have application deadlines between January and March, and only award money once a year. This means you most likely have to apply for scholarships 9-12 months before you intend to study abroad. Plan ahead, and apply early for your best chance at receiving scholarships.
2. Location, Location, Location!
Choosing the right location can mean the difference between an affordable program and a program that is, well, down right expensive! Western Europe, Australia and New Zealand have a high cost of living and strong currency, meaning programs in these destinations can get pricey. Destinations in Latin America, South America, and Asia have better exchange rates and lower costs of living, which means that programs here can be very affordable. Additionally, scholarships tend to prefer programs outside of Western Europe, so choose a program in Latin America or Asia and not only will it be more affordable, but you're more likely to be awarded scholarships.
3. Compare Costs
There are a lot of programs to choose from, and frequently program providers host study abroad programs at the same international university. A little research will yield a lot of different prices, even to the same location. This means that it is important to consider what you are receiving for the price that you are paying. How many credits are you receiving? What exactly is included? What level of support will you be given? You'll be surprised at the differences so take the time to compare costs between programs, and choose a program that meets your personal, academic, and financial needs.
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Do you think study abroad is a luxury, or that short-term programs are cheaper? Don't be misled by these common misconceptions. Short-term programs don't necessarily mean savings because they often take place during summer or during breaks when financial aid isn't typically distributed. If you plan on taking a summer or short-term program, check with your financial aid counselor to see what type of financial aid will be available to you. Finally, study abroad isn't a luxury meant only for privileged students. Even students who receive the Pell Grant (a definition of financial need) study abroad and receive financial aid and scholarships to do so.


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Fred's thriving in "alternative shopping industry"
September 8, 2006-- Home Textiles Today,
Memphis, Tenn. – To Fred's Inc., the massive big-box retailer chains like Wal-Mart, Target and Kmart are "really our friends," ceo Michael Hayes said at the Morgan Keegan Equity Conference late yesterday.
The $1.8 billion retailer, with 673 stores in 15 Southeastern states, is part of what Hayes called an "alternative shopping industry" based at the intersection of convenience and value.
Hayes showed statistics to back his claim of a sweet spot. Referring to shopper buying patterns at various mass merchants, dollar stores and drug stores, he pointed to average tickets at Wal-Mart ($60 to $100), Walgreens ($55), Family Dollar ($9) and Dollar General ($9).
The Fred's average ticket: $18.
The home segment at Fred's is not huge; Home Textiles Today pegs the 2005 volume of home textiles at $70 million. The chain breaks out apparel and linens as 14% of total, with another 22% accounted for by "household goods." Other components include food and tobacco, paper and cleaning supplies, health and beauty, and a major growth segment already at one-third of revenues – pharmacy.
Private label will play an increasing role at the chain, Hayes emphasized. The company stated full-year 2006 guidance of 11% - 15% sales gain and 3% to 5% comp gain, with a projected earnings per share of $0.72 to $0.78.
Jerry Shore, cfo, remarked that over the past five years the chain has doubled both revenues and store count.
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Anything in itty bitty form just seems to be so much more appetizing. I suppose it has a lot to do with the cuteness factor. With the mini food trend rapidly growing for weddings and other party events, mini food ideas have become an endless array of unique little bites; everything from mini casseroles to mini pies.
Mini food is a nice way to give your wedding guests a variety of food to choose from. You can feature many different miniature food options on your buffet table or appetizer trays. Start them off with mini veggie dips or mini shrimp cocktails before the ceremony, and then offer some cute little mini grilled cheese sandwiches, mini burgers, mini hot dogs, mini macaroni and cheese, or even mini chicken pot pies at the reception! Here is a gallery of mini food ideas and recipes to inspire your miniature wedding bites!
Everyone's favorite comfort food! You can't go wrong with that, right? Even the kids will want to indulge. The secret are crushed crackers to give the edges that lovely crispiness. If your caterer can pull this off, dinner will be a success!


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Dale Earnhardt Jr. is back in the top ten in th NASCAR Sprint Cup standings and he he is well on his way to making it back into the NASCAR Sprint Cup Chase.
With his new crew chief Steve Latarte, Dale Jr. has brought his swagger back and he is not happy running around in the back of the pack anymore.
Earnhardt has had several opportunities to tally a win this season and if he had put the bumper to Kevin Harvick just a little more decisively in Martinsville he may have ripped the monkey of his back.
Now after pushing Jimmie Johnson to victory at Talladega, Dale Jr. is still in the top five as the weather is beginning to warm up.


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Information on collecting attendance data for schools with students enrolled in Transitional Kindergarten through grade eight for the attendance rate indicator. This letter also includes a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) section.
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Information on the reporting of the 2015 AYP, including calculation of the participation rate, recommended amendments to the federal Accountability Workbook, etc.
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The Workers Center is a place for workers in the Pioneer Valley to build community, organize to make change in their workplace, and advocate for pro-worker legislation at the local, state and federal level.
Legal Clinic
The Pioneer Valley Workers Center hosts regular Legal Clinics and Know Your Rights trainings in English and Spanish (please contact us ahead of time if another language is needed). If you want to learn more about your rights on the job or have questions about the legality/ethics of practices in your workplace, attend one of our clinics or contact us to learn more. More information on upcoming trainings can be found on our Facebook page and our Events page.
Health and Safety
The Workers Center hosts regular workshops that address health and safety in the workplace. Workshops are free, and a great way to learn about identifying and addressing safety issues in the workplace. If you have an immediate concern about unsafe conditions at your place of employment, contact the Workers Center by email or call the office to talk to a staff person.
Restaurant and Farm Workers
The Workers Center has partnered with the UMass Labor Center to conduct research on working conditions of restaurant and farm workers in the Pioneer Valley. This important research is helping to identify challenges these workers face. If you are interested in participating please contact the Workers Center. A staff person will make an appointment to sit down with you to conduct a 20 minute interview; the surveys are anonymous and the names of the workers are not associated with the surveys.
Legislative Action
There are many ways to address workplace challenges, one of which is through legislative action. Recently passed legislation, such as raising the minimum wage and Earned Sick time, will have tremendous impact on the workers in our community. To successfully pass such legislation workers must be on the front line, meeting with legislators, writing letters, visiting the State House, and educating others about pro-worker legislation. Contact us to find out more about how you can play a role in passing good legislation for our community!
Any Questions?
If you have any concerns about working conditions at your place of employment, contact the Workers Center by email or call the office to talk to a staff person.
7/10-7/16: This art exhibit will be up all week, punctuated by a series of events in the evenings. Composed of twenty-five large black and white portraits, text and audio clips from twenty-five interviews with workers, this exhibition highlights the voices and faces of people affected by low wage restaurant work. SUNDAY, 7/10: Exhibit Opening, 6-9pm >Refreshments served, suggested donations welcome ($0-75) >Artist/Worker Panel, 6:30-7:30 WEDNESDAY, 7/13: >Film, The Hand That Feeds, 6-7pm >Gallery Viewing, 7:30-9pm FRIDAY: Voices From the Food Chain, 6-7pm Joint event with the Food Chain Workers Alliance >Panel with workers, owners, and food justice activists Suggested donations welcome ($0-75) >Music, 7-8pmCOME JOIN US! & RESERVE TICKETS HERE
We need YOU, our Food Action Solidarity Team (FAST), and anyone else who cares about workers rights to join us in ACTION! What an exciting few weeks for the Workers Center! On March 21st, we presented our joint study with the UMass Amherst Labor Center on the Northampton restaurant industry to the Northampton City Council Committee on Community Resources. It has created a tremendous stir among workers, business owners, the media and our community. Local media coverage has ignored the voices of the most vulnerable workers: people of color, undocumented immigrants, and "back of the house" workers. Our public release will make sure the voices of workers are heard loud and clear, and that community support is given to business owners who follow the law. Come show solidarity with the brave workers who will be sharing their stories of working in restaurants and the construction trade.
Please come join us at the workers center this Tuesday for an Immigrant Worker Rights workshop on documentation, health insurance, and rights on the job. There will be a labor/immigration lawyer and health care provider to speak about these issues. We will have childcare and dinner for all!
Food Chains reveals the human cost in our food supply and the complicity of large buyers of produce like fast food and supermarkets, demonstrating how an intrepid group of farmworkers battle the $4 trillion global supermarket industry. The event is free and open to the public. But there will be a $5 suggested donation
The second in our Restaurant Worker Led Cooking Classes Sushi 101! Lin Geng a local Sushi Chef in town, a student at GCC, and a worker organizer with the PVWC will be teaching this sushi class. He has been making sushi for over 12 years and will be teaching us some knife skills for cutting fish, giving us techniques on how to roll the perfect veggie roll and a couple other surprises as well! All materials will be provided. You can bring your own apron if you would like. There will be wine and other appetizers provided for the evening as well. Class is limited to 20 people so sign up fast! Email Rose at email@example.com or call 413-570-3060 to reserve your spot.
Workers and the community invited to: Come to the Pioneer Valley Workers Center to hear from an immigration lawyer and Boston organizer. They have both won status for undocumented immigrants and stopped deportations. Childcare, dinner and translation will be provided.
The first in our Restaurant Worker Led Cooking Classes Bake the Perfect Apple Pie! Maggie and Clare Bakers at the Florence Pie Bar will be hosting a class at the home of Maggie and Caitlin DuBois. Come learn how to make a crust and create the perfect apple pie! You can learn these new skills from these talented workers and share the results with your family and friends on Thanksgiving. All materials will be provided (if you have an extra rolling pin bring it along) and you will be able to take your unbaked pie home with you. There will be wine and other appetizers provided for the evening as well. Class is limited to 20 people so sign up fast! Email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 413-570-3060 to reserve your spot
The aim of this one-day conference is to bring together stakeholders including farm owners/employers, farm and retail food workers, farm worker representatives,worker activists, government, and university faculty and students to begin to share what we know about the conditions workers face, and to take the first step in developing a research and action plan to improve labor conditions in the Massachusetts food system.For more info click here
This year's show will feature 25 visual, performance and musical artists who all work in Northampton restaurants. There will be appetizers, drinks, and announcements from the PVWC leadership team about exciting campaigns that we are launching this fall! This event showcases the many talents of the workers who fuel the day to day of our downtown restaurant scene. These restaurant workers are parents, immigrants, artists, musicians, students and much more. Come show your support for them and learn about ongoing ways that we can grow a just and sustainable local food system that works for everyone!Click here to RSVP
THE HAND THAT FEEDS is an inspiring and uplifting "David & Goliath story" featuring sandwich makers, business owners, organizers, and Occupy Wall Street activists. At a popular bakery café, residents of New York's Upper East Side get bagels and coffee served with a smile 24 hours a day. But behind the scenes, undocumented immigrant workers face sub-legal wages, dangerous machinery, and abusive managers who will fire them for calling in sick. Mild-mannered sandwich maker Mahoma López has never been interested in politics, but in January 2012, he convinces a small group of his co-workers to fight back.Risking deportation and the loss of their livelihood, the workers team up with a diverse crew of innovative young organizers and take the unusual step of forming their own independent union, launching themselves on a journey that will test the limits of their resolve. After the film there will be a question and answer period with the filmmakers along with a lively panel of local workers who have stood up and won in their workplaces.Buy Your Tickets Today!
Please join us for a conversation and panel with the author of Labor and the Locavore, Margaret Grey. The panel will include the author, food system worker activists, and local food system researchers. An analysis that can be applied to local food concerns around the country, this book challenges the reader to consider how the mentality of the alternative food movements implies a comprehensive food ethic that addresses worker's concerns.Click Here to RSVP!
The Pioneer Valley Workers Center gets our funding from a variety of places, but 1/3 comes from YOU! We rely heavily on the donations of hardworking people to make sure that organizing takes place, workers are listened to, and action is taken. Your monthly contribution ensures that PVWC will continue to build a stronger movement.
Pioneer Valley Workers Center is in its first year of existence. We formed because there is a great need in our region for a center that brings together food chain workers, "high road" employers, and concerned community members to make sure our local food system benefits everyone.
We were so moved with the support and the powerful testimonies of workers that brought some of us to tears. Worker's voices were heard at the press conference this week! Thank you!http://www.gazettenet.com/News/Local/Northampton-restaurant-workers-add-stories-to-report-s-statistics-1392991
Nearly all of the workers surveyed -- 96 percent -- reported that they did not have access to paid sick and vacation days, while 94 percent did not receive health insurance from their employers. "As we watch other jobs in the country being off-shored and taken away, service jobs are more and more important," Terry Masterson, Northampton's economic development director said. "They're real jobs, not just transitional."
That fight for fair pay isn't just with legislators, says Rose Bookbinder — it's often with the employers themselves. "It's great that we have wage laws on the books, but if workers don't know about the laws, and employers don't enforce them, then the law is irrelevant," says Bookbinder, who works with the Northampton-based Pioneer Valley Workers Center to combat wage theft. The center is currently focusing on organizing low-wage and immigrant workers in local farm and restaurant jobs. "The wage is just one part of making these jobs sustainable," she says. "A lot of employers follow the law, but it's in the low-wage sectors that you see the most non-compliance. Many restaurants don't follow basic minimum wage laws at all."
We received some great coverage in the Gazette today! Adam Dunetz, co-owner of the Roost and Green Bean restaurants in Northampton, said he welcomes increased enforcement of wage and hour laws. "It makes me sure that I'm staying within the lines," he said. "It helps me make sure I'm doing the job that I'm supposed to be doing — I don't mind that oversight. It doesn't scare me."
To build power for low-wage, and immigrant workers in Western Massachusetts. Through innovative and creative worker-driven organizing strategies, the Center unites community allies to win real change in the lives of working families and our communities.
Our diverse staff, interns and advisory board bring tremendous experience and expertise to our work and our communities.
The work of the PVWC rests on a solid coalition base of over 20 organizational partnerships affiliations.
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As per latest notification WBJEE 2016 exam will held on the due date scheduled by WBJEE. Candidates are required to follow the below-mentioned instruction during the entrance examination .
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- Candidates are allowed to enter the examination hall 25 minutes before the commencement of entrance exam.
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Go to the official website of WBJEE. The admit card is available for download, you will be able to see the link for downloading admit card there.
Log in and registration page appears.
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For each Applicant, an Admit Card is being generated indicating the allotted Examination Centre and a downloadable version of the WBJEE admit card is published on the respective webpage of the candidate concerned. An Examination Roll Number will also be generated for each candidate.
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Admit cards is generated on the notified date for the student to download and take a print.
After submission of application forms and receipt of application fee by the Board, an WBJEE Admit Card is generated. You can download your admit card of WBJEEM exam here now. Candidate will need to log in using Application Number and Password.
- You must download the soft copy of the WBJEE Admit Card from the website wbjeeb.nic.in and appear in the examination with a printed hard copy at the concerned Examination Centre indicated in the downloaded Admit Card.
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All applicants who appear to be prima facie eligible will be issued admit cards and shall be provisionally permitted to sit for WBJEEM 2016.
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