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From 11am to noon today, Brend Crampton from Hillside Solutions will be hosting a webinar on zero waste and the importance of composting. The event is free to the public, but *looks at watch* you’d better get there right now. Starts at 11am, Join Here for Free

Food Truck Wednesdays

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Papillion Fareway is hosting Food Truck Wednesdays until September 29th. Swing by tomorrow to catch The Modern Waffle, Family Traditions BBQ and Sweets Catering, and Queen Bee Food Concessionstomorroe from 5pm to 8pm. Cash and cards are accepted. For more details and a peek at the menu, head to https://www.facebook.com/groups/474603150227930

Food Truck Rodeo

If Wednesday is enough to pique your interest, you’ll love the first official Food Truck Rodeo of 2021 on April 24. Head to Trucks and Taps on 108th just south of Q street. You’ll have access to Pims Thai Food, Anthony Piccolos Mobile Venue, Hawks Pizza, Maria Bonita Mexican Truck, Dire Lion, Big Green Q, Streetside, Mobile Table Grace, Churro Truck, and Scooter Dogs.

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