Hungry for Linkage: National Museum of Food + Derecho Common Release Party + Pedro and Vinny’s Violation

What's going on with Pedro and Vinny’s burritos?

By Editorial • Posted June 27, 2014 at 7:23 a.m.

Forrest Pritchard of Smith Meadows / Courtesy of Lyons Press, an imprint of Globe Piquot Press

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By Stefanie Gans

Good things emerge from destruction, like Port City Brewing Company‘s Derecho Common which was born from 2012’s eponymous storm. It’s now a summer tradition. Release party today at 3 p.m. in Alexandria.

Rethinking milk. [The Hill]

Now open: Spice, for Italian hoagies and Mediterranean platters. Now shut down: Pedro and Vinny’s, for having its health license revoked. [ARLnow]

The case for a national museum of food. [NPR]

“If you don’t grow your own food, get to know the people who do. ” Farmers market advice from Berryville farmer and author of “Gaining Ground,” Forrest Pritchard. [HuffPo]