Sport Stadium Food Expensive AND Unsafe

July 28th, 2010 admin

Our Bristol, Ct. based ESPN recently checked eatery inspections at sports stadiums and what they found you would not like. Check Paula Lavigne’s column “Outside the Lines” about how some sports vendors are not passing food inspections in critical areas of health. “ESPN’s ‘Outside the Lines’ reviewed health department inspection reports for food and beverage


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