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VegWorcester’s February E-New Now Online
If you aren’t on the VegWorcester email list, you may not have seen this yet. The February VegWorcester E-News is now online.
Here’s what you’ll find in this month’s e-newsletter:
Upcoming Events
Why did VegWorcester give away free vegan donuts in downtown Worcester?
New Book by Melanie Joy: Why We Love Dogs, Eat Pigs, and Wear Cows
The Prizing-Winning Vegan [...]
February 8, 2010
Posted in: Activism, Events, Misc, News, Restaurants & Businesses, Vegetarian Recipes
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Why We Love Dogs, Eat Pigs, and Wear Cows [New Book]
Melanie Joy, a social psychology professor in Boston, just released her new book, “Why We Love Dogs, Eat Pigs, and Wear Cows: In Introduction to Carnism“.
This is 2010, even a book has a trailer:
This book is a good follow-up to Eating Animals by Foer.
January 14, 2010
Tags: books, theory Posted in: Animal Rights, News, Veg Advocacy
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Mike Benedetti: 2010 Pulse Mag Person To Watch, Vegan Activist
Pulse Magazine recently announced their People to Watch in 2010. Guess what? Vegan activist and VegWorcester supporter Mike Benedetti has made the list. Congrats, Mike!
From Mike’s bio, as it appeared in Pulse Mag:
“Benedetti’s list of community service is extensive. He spent half of 2009 working to close the Guantanamo prison as part of Witness Against [...]
January 10, 2010
Tags: celebrities, pulse mag Posted in: Activism, Animal Rights, Misc, News, Veg Advocacy
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Saving the Planet One Meal At A Time [InCity Times]
Worcester’s InCity Times has a history of publishing lots of pro-animal and pro-vegetarian articles, but Rosalie Tirella has outdone herself with her most recent article. In the Jan 4, 2010 issue, Tirella ran an article by Ingrid Newkirk called Saving the Planet One Meal At A Time. In it Newkirk reflects on a talk she [...]
January 5, 2010
Tags: Environment, InCity Times, science Posted in: Animal Rights, News, Veg Advocacy
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Peace O’ Pie Opening in Allston [Vegan Pizza Joint]
This is starting to become a weird trend: a great vegan restaurant closes then a new vegan restaurant opens in its place.
When Quan Yin closed, Veggie Corner quickly set up shop in its old location. Well, TJ’s house of vegan pizza just recently closed, but now Peace ‘O Pie is opening in its place.
Their [...]
September 11, 2009
Tags: Allston, Boston, pizza!, vegan cheese Posted in: More Veg Options, News, Restaurants & Businesses, Veggie Corner
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Veggie Corner Takes Quan Yin’s Old Place [New Vegan Restaurant in Worcester]
Quan Yin may have closed, but a kick-ass new vegan restaurant has now opened in its place. Veggie Corner’s food is fantastic and pretty effing affordable too. You won’t find Joanne there–she’s working with her bro at Buddha Hut.
The food is much like Quan Yin, but it is more Vietnamese cuisine than Chinese. They make [...]
September 10, 2009
Tags: deep fried goodness, east asian Posted in: News, Restaurants & Businesses, Veggie Corner
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Red Robin goes cage-free
Another fast food chain has agreed to only use eggs from facilities that do not use battery-cages. Cage-free factory farms are not exactly heaven for animals, but removing battery-cages from the equation is a major improvement. As the recent undercover investigation into New England’s largest egg farm demonstrated, forcing hens to live in barren wire [...]
July 23, 2009
Tags: battery cages, cage-free, eggs, Worcester Posted in: Animal Rights, More Veg Options, News, Veg Advocacy
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Vegetarian Cooking for the Masses (Telegram & Gazette)
There’s a good article in Sunday’s Telegram & Gazette about the rise of vegetarianism in the United States. It’s called Vegetarian Cooking for the Masses and it is an AP story, which means that it was likely syndicated in newspapers around the country. Sweet! The article recommends a handful of cookbooks, including Short-Cut Vegan, Vegan [...]
July 5, 2009
Tags: books, Telegram & Gazette, Worcester Posted in: Misc, News
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Best mock-meats in Worcester?
Worcester’s vegetarian Renaissance continues…
Definitely pick up a copy of this week’s Worcester Magazine. There is the second installment of Soy de Worcester, a column about vegetarian dining and culture in our beautiful city. This week’s topic: Top places to get mock-meats.
If you’ve ever wondered where you can get a good vegan mock-meat dinner in Worcester, [...]
June 11, 2009
Tags: deep fried goodness, mock meats, Soy de Worcester, Worcester, Worcester Mag Posted in: News, Restaurants & Businesses
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Worcester Magazine: VegWorcester spreads the word on meat-free dining
Be sure to pick up this week’s copy of Worcester Magazine. There’s an article about the VegWorcester dining guide, complete with a sneak preview. You can also read the article online: VegWorcester spreads the word on meat-free dining.
Are you interested in getting a copy of the vegetarian dining guide? Fill out this form.
May 29, 2009
Tags: community, Worcester, Worcester Mag Posted in: More Veg Options, News, Veg Advocacy
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