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Educational Institute Honors Hospitality Industry Leaders with Certified Hotel Administrator Emeritus and Master Hotel Supplier Emeritus Designations Recipients' Recognized for Long and Illustrious Careers in the Hospitality Industry NEW YORK, New York, November 9, 2009-The American Hotel & Lodging Educational Institute honored the 2009 recipients ...
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CVCC breaks ground on new culinary arts building
Cooking will soon be part of the curriculum at Central Virginia Community College.
Like the burners on his Viking range, Tyler Florence is burning on all six cylinders and is red hot.
Academy program helps students with career path
What do you want to be when you grow up? While some high school students can answer that question easily, many others head off to college or jobs without a clue as to what career path they really want to pursue.
New reality cooking show for chef Gordon Ramsay
Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay has some new people to yell at. The verbally abusive star of Fox's "Hell's Kitchen" has signed a deal with Fox for a second show.
Brown has best-paid local college leader
" Brown University President Ruth J. Simmons was the highest-paid local college president in the 2007-08 school year, according to an analysis of federal tax returns by Providence Business News.
Still no tenant in RI's historic Providence Arcade
The Providence Arcade was once the heart of the capital city's downtown. Built in 1828, it was a bustling commercial center with a skylight-topped center atrium surrounded by three levels of shops and offices.
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A bizarre trip through `Weird Florida'
Call the Chamber of Commerce Police. Weird Florida: Roads Less Traveled is an egregious insult to our community, a vicious slight of our importance to the state and our role in making Florida a source of national dumbfoundment.
Oak Lawn/Evergreen Park Reporter
To be granted the title of "chef," dedication, persistence and natural talent in the culinary arts certainly help one attain that goal.
Johnson & Wales Set to Grow in Center City; University to Build...
October 23, 2009 Friday STATE EDITION ASECTION; Pg. 10A JOHNSON & WALES SET TO GROW IN CENTER CITY; UNIVERSITY TO BUILD 30,000-SQUARE-FOOT STUDENT CENTER WITH GYM, OFFICE SPACE.
ICYG makes golf donation to Overtown Youth Center
MIAMI, FL , October 23, 2009: Inner City Youth Golfers', Inc. , based in Palm Beach County has shared one of the goals of the PGA of America, PGA Tour & LPGA since its establishment in 2000 - 'Growing the game of golf.' When called upon by community organizations that share our vision - 'Say No To Drugs - Say Yes To Education, Culture & Golf' - we ...
Brown seeks support for medical school building in downtown Providence
Edward J. Wing, Brown University's dean of medicine and biological sciences, sees the university's planned new medical school in the grandest of terms.
Art Institute now part of fabric of Charleston
A little more than two years ago, Education Management Corp. opened an Art Institute in Charleston with a modest 59 students in a place decidedly different from the big cities where it historically takes root.
Johnson & Wales to expand uptown campus
Johnson & Wales University is cooking up expansion plans in Charlotte. The culinary arts school's uptown campus will add a student recreation center in 2011, campus leaders announced Thursday afternoon.
Voters in Gardiner have choices for all six municipal offices that are up for election Nov.
Their Just Desserts: Area Pastry Chefs Find A Sweet Spot Creating Culinary Masterpieces
Professional cooking has become a trendy, high-profile career path, but most of the media blitz - and glory - has been reserved for chefs who sear steaks and make their own pasta, namely, restaurant chefs.
Providence sets Friday to test new emergency siren warning system
Providence sets Friday to test new emergency siren warn... Printer Friendly Version The New Port Siren System will be tested on Friday, October 23rd from noon until 1:00 PM PROVIDENCE, RI The Providence Emergency Management Agency has announced that the city's new Port of Providence Emergency Siren Warning System is now on-line and will be tested ...
Political Scene: Former Lt. Gov. Charlie Fogarty is now a lobbyist
Former Lt. Gov. Charlie Fogarty is returning to the State House. But this time, he'll be wearing a lobbyist badge.
It almost takes a village to build a race-car cake
Ashley Revalee and Krista Gardner keep the assembly line moving. The J&W students and other chefs will assemble the cakes into a full-sized NASCAR race car during the Retail Bakers of America Expo.
R.I. education official to give nation's adult learners stronger voice
Brenda Dann-Messier, longtime president of the state's largest adult education center and an ardent advocate for low-income families and immigrants, has been confirmed as an assistant secretary of education by the U.S. Senate.
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