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The Scoop is back! in “The Yummy Letter” – subscribe now

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GraceAnn Walden has teamed up with Susan Dyer Reynolds,  editor at Northside San Francisco magazine to start a free e-newletter focused on food, wine, culinary events in the Bay area. You can view the newlsetter at http://www.yummyletter.com/ or subscribe to the e-newsletter!

If you would like to subscribe to The Ymmy Letter, send an email  with subject SUBSCRIBE to newsletter@yummyletter.com
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Who is GraceAnn Walden?

For over twenty years, GraceAnn has been a professional food writer, contributing to Wine Spectator, Sunset, and the San Francisco Chronicle, where she created  the popular column, “Inside Scoop.”  She is the author of seven restaurant guidebooks and cookbook “86 Recipes San Francisco.”  GraceAnn also leads Food Lovers Walking Tours throughout San Francisco. For more information on GraceAnn, check out her website as http://graceannwalden.net/


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CAHM Alumni, Bart Hosmer, helps lead the way with an “Eat Local Challenge”

Bart Hosmer, a graduate from the Hotel and Restaurant Department at City College is the executive chef at Parcel 104 in Santa Clara. June 2nd, he will be cooking up a very special dinner with ingredients grown or raised within 104 miles from his restaurant. It is part of the “Eat Local Challenge.” Aside from providing local ingredients, the restaurant is also working with Planktos, a company that specializes in restoring ecosystems to erase the carbon footprint or greenhouse gases emitted from transport.

Check out the full article from the San Jose Mercury News dated May 9, 2007.

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“‘Top Chef’ Dreams Crushed by Student Loan Debt” – NOT AT CITY COLLEGE!

A recent article in the New York Times is giving private culinary schools something to think about. Published May 8, 2007, Kim Severson’s article “‘Top Chefs’ Dreams Crushed by Student Loan Debt” tells the all to common story of culinary students who take out large loans to attend prestigious culinary schools only to graduate and be offered entry level positions in the field. Read article and tell us what you think.

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