Regional Roundup – November 22nd
School funding lawsuits in PA could end up at the Supreme Court. And, worry about your own dinner plate! Anti-diet dietitians talk intuitive eating for Thanksgiving.
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A landmark lawsuit that could dramatically change how Pennsylvania funds its public schools began in Harrisburg this month with testimony about leaky roofs and outdated textbooks from a teacher and superintendent at one of the state’s poorest districts. And, ahead of Thanksgiving, a day sometimes marked by feeling “stuffed” with food, we’ll hear from local dietitians about simple strategies to implement intuitive eating. We’ll also discuss the importance of keeping your holiday shopping local this year, after the pandemic took a massive toll on small businesses in the region.
Our guests are WHYY reporter Mallory Falk, Dalina Soto, registered dietitian and founder of Nutritiously Yours, LLC, dietitian Isabel Vasquez, Rachel Riley from the Valley Forge Tourism and Convention Board and small business owner Francis Pascal.
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Correction: In the second segment of this hour, Dalina Soto and Isabel Vasquez are referred to as “co-founders” of Nutritiously Yours, LLC. Soto is the founder of the practice. An on-air correction was issued at the close of the show.
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