On 4/20, marijuana activists and Lt. Gov. John Fetterman rally to make recreational pot legal for adults PennLive.com 3 hrs ago Steve Marroni, pennlive.com © DAN GLEITER Lt. Gov. John Fetterman speaks at the rally. At left is a cannabis pardon bin that will be placed at the Dauphin County courthouse. A rally for marijuana legalization is held at the Pennsylvania state Capitol, April 20, 2021. The event is organized by Lehigh Valley NORML. Dan Gleiter | dgleiter@pennlive.com
HARRISBURG – A rally is underway with advocates calling for the legalization and decriminalization of marijuana in Pennsylvania. © DAN GLEITER A rally for marijuana legalization is held at the Pennsylvania state Capitol, April 20, 2021. The event is organized by Lehigh Valley NORML. Dan Gleiter | dgleiter@pennlive.com
On 4/20, marijuana activists and Lt Gov John Fetterman rally to make recreational pot legal for adults
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On 4/20, marijuana activists and Lt Gov John Fetterman rally to make recreational pot legal for adults
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Every year we celebrate Black History Month, but these Black restaurant owners and chefs in South Jersey and Pennsylvania share their histories through the food they prepare for guests year-round.
From fried chicken to smoked barbecue, their dishes tell the stories of their ancestors, drawing from family recipes, regional traditions and ancestral experiences.
So this year, we spoke to four chefs about what food means to them and how their histories influence their menus. Real Black history is in the food
At Booker s Cafe in Salem, New Jersey, Frank Booker serves oxtails and pigs feet scraps of meat from which slaves would create meals.