North Carolina Yams Extend Leftovers To April
North Carolina yams are promoted as versatile, nutritious leftovers available through April in produce markets. The copy highlights yams as economical meal makers fit for casseroles and various preparations from boiling to candied forms in southern kitchens.
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Living Well On Modest Means Through Shared Resources
A New York overview describes families using bargain hunting and sale stacking, avoiding debt and sharing transportation, housing, and cooking. They trade goods, grow food, conserve, and prepare meals from leftovers to stretch funds, with cooperative buying and freezers full of produced items and hunted meats.
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First Woman Specialist Joins NCSU Continuing Education
Dr. Susan Kelly becomes the first woman to serve as a specialist in North Carolina State University's Division of Continuing Education since its founding 52 years ago. A Meredith College and UNC Chapel Hill alumna with a PhD from NCSU, she coordinates short courses and conferences at the Jane S. McKimmon Center, oversees facilities and budgeting, and promotes professional development across fields from textiles to engineering.
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Edgecombe Technical Institute
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Caldwell Community College
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