Last week the New York Times reported on an emerging field of dietary study that focuses not just on how food affects weight but the ways it influences mood. It turns out the things we call comfort food don’t actually make us feel better, while seafood, leafy greens, nuts and dark chocolate do.
Clark County businesses finding clever ways to encourage vaccinations
Published: April 26, 2021, 6:04am
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3 Photos Vancouver residents Josh Golliday, left, and his sister Katherine Golliday take jello shots at Vault 31 Bar in Vancouver. Vault 31 is giving away free jello shots to guests who can prove they have received a COVID-19 vaccination. A vaccination card or a selfie of getting vaccinated both serve as proof. (Joshua Hart/The Columbian) Photo Gallery
Donut chain Krispy Kreme grabbed headlines across America last month when it announced that customers could receive a free doughnut a day just by vising a store with proof that they’d received a COVID-19 vaccination.
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VANCOUVER, Wash. David White and his wife Elaine Frances own Hidden House Market in downtown Vancouver.
“Elaine and I just love running our own business,” said White. “We call all the shots, there s nobody to tell you what kind of menu you re going to create. So it s really the sky s the limit.”
Hidden House Market opened just a couple of months before the pandemic hit. For David and Elaine, it’s been all uphill from there.