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FoodWIse Newsletters
We are happy to share that we are now offering an Ashland/Bayfield/Iron County monthly FoodWIse newsletter. Based on feedback from partners, we are providing a monthly offering that includes nutrition education, local information on food resources, recipes, and much more. These monthly newsletters will replace some of our previous publications such as our weekly recipes, bimonthly senior newsletters, and monthly menu backs. We are excited to now offer one comprehensive resource.
Some uses for these newsletters may include: pairing with menus at schools and sending home with students, inclusion in food pantry boxes/displaying on tables, sharing on social media outlets, inclusion with senior meals, or distributing to participants in your programs in other ways you see fit.
FoodWIse Newsletter – January 2025
This month’s newsletter is filled with Harvest of the Month resources, our new virtual StrongBodies series starting in January, recipes, and more!
FoodWIse – Nutrition Education Team
Stephanie Bakker
FoodWIse Nutrition Coordinator –
Ashland, Bayfield, Iron Counties
715-682-7017 x516 stephanie.bakker@wisc.edu
Lindsay Larson
FoodWIse Nutrition Educator –
Ashland, Bayfield, Iron Counties
715-682-7017 x511
lindsay.larson@wisc.edu
Marisa (Perlberg) Dyer
Healthy Communities Coordinator
Ashland County
715-682-7017 x512
marisa.perlberg@wisc.edu
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